Chick & Charm Silkies

06/01/2026

unfortunately, his probationary period is not going quite as planned 😮‍💨

05/27/2026

Lately I’ve been reflecting a lot on this little journey that started with just loving these fluffy, cute little babies so much. 🥹

This community has brought so many unexpected connections, conversations, opportunities, and genuinely kind people into my life. Whether you’ve hatched eggs from my flock, adopted chicks or birds, supported a post, shared kind words, or simply followed along - thank you. It truly means the world to me.

Seeing chicks, and birds from our little flock become part of so many different homes and coops across the country is so humbling to me. It’s something I’m incredibly grateful for, and I don’t take any of the support lightly 💗

So, thank you for being here, and enjoy these photos of some little sweeties I took the other night 🥹

05/21/2026

It's so fun to see how these mottled babies grow out 🖤🤍 this little one is only 5 weeks old and already stunning! 😍

05/19/2026

the chicken math is mathing over here, and there are absolutely no regrets. 😌

05/19/2026

Just a reminder, you can look like ✨ this ✨, anddd.. like this sometimes, and still be beautiful 😌

Happy Tuesday!!

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05/13/2026

What’s in your flock first aid kit? 🩺🐓

I found this adorable caddy at Target, put my Cricut Maker to work, and my little “Flock First Aid Kit” was born 🥲💗

Over time, I’ve learned there are a few things I always like to keep on hand for my flock — especially because with chickens, things can go downhill fast if you’re not prepared.

And honestly? Poultry Cell/Rooster Booster and Nutri-Drench are probably my two biggest holy grail items and my first go-to anytime I have a bird that seems stressed, weak, off, recovering, or just not acting like themselves.

Here are some of my must-haves:

• Poultry Cell / Rooster Booster — supportive vitamins + iron for stressed, weak, recovering, or nutritionally depleted birds

• Nutri-Drench — quick energy and vitamin boost that absorbs fast when birds aren’t eating or drinking well

• Flock Shield Respiratory Aid (or VetRX) — supportive care for mild respiratory symptoms/congestion

• Electrolyte + vitamin packets

• Vetericyn wound spray — for cleaning minor wounds, pecking injuries, or irritated skin

• Blu-Kote — helps protect wounds and discourages pecking because of the blue color

• Vet wrap bandages — helpful for wrapping feet, securing gauze, or protecting injuries

• Permethrin / mite treatment — for treating mites, lice, and other pests

• Corid — used to treat coccidiosis, especially important to have during chick season

• Syringe/dropper — essential for carefully giving fluids, vitamins, or medication to weak birds

• Dog nail clippers — perfect for trimming chicken nails if needed

• Scissors — because somehow you always end up needing scissors 😂

I even keep a little hen saddle tucked in there just in case 💗

And yes… disposable gloves should absolutely be in there too. Mine somehow disappear every single time I need them mysteriously😅

I’m curious - what are your must-have flock first aid items that you always keep around? 👀

05/13/2026

Just wanted to say how grateful we are for everyone who follows along here on Facebook. 💜

Every like, comment, share, order, and kind message truly means so much to our small business.

Lately, I’ve been trying to put some more love into our instagram page - If you’d like to follow along there as well, we’d love to have you. 😊

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