Address: 831 12th St, San Leon, TX 77539, USA
Phone: +12819000183
Sunday: 9AM–1PM
Monday: 9AM–1PM
Tuesday: 9AM–1PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 9AM–1PM
Saturday: 9AM–1PM
Tyler R
Great place! Went for two left with seven:) We were able to walk around unsupervised and take as long as needed to determine which chickens we wanted. The owner was super helpful and knowledgeable. Overall super fun to look at all the different breeds.
Carolyn MENTZEL
Great place to get unusual chickens. So great to go just to see all different kinds. Been buying from Melinda for three years never had any problems . She is so knowledgeable and stand be all chickens.
Johanna Abouheit
This is such a hidden gem around the Houston area! I was in search of Wyandotte pullets and was too afraid to ship newborn chicks as I didn’t have experience so a friend of mine recommended this place and I’m so glad he did! I got my first 3 Wyandottes from Mrs. Melinda then went back for 2 Splash Ameraucana’s. I’ve recently added a EE, Cuckoo Olive Egger, 6 new baby chicks(3 Wyandotte’s/1 cinnamon queen/1Cochin bantam/1polish)and 2 baby Pomeranian Geese’s from here! Definitely going back to purchase more soon as my sister and mother have now been sucked into having pet chickens!! Definitely recommend this place and the owner is super helpful! Which is a HUGE plus with me because I didn’t hardly know anything about chickens! I don’t live in the Houston area but it’s definitely worth the drive!
Joselyn T
This place was a great experience. I apologize I forgot the lady's name, but she was very knowledgeable, nice, and helpful. She vaccinates her flock when they are of age, which is very important to us and many others. We brought our daughter and she had fun. Overall we enjoyed our experience as first timers, and would recommend her to anyone that is new to bird raising or even veterans. Thank you Seabreeze Hens.
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They had some this weekend as well. Her website is usually updated weekly with her available animals. Great place!
Young chicks are between 10 to 15 dollars. As I remember.
Hi Mohammad, Thanks for your interest in SeaBreeze Hens. Here is the link to our current availability with prices http://www.seabreezehens.com/chickens-for-sale.html I hope we have something that you are looking for. Thanks so much!
Hi Adela, Thank you for your interest in SeaBreeze Hens. During our open hours, it is walk in only with customers helped on a first come first serve basis. You are welcome to browse the chicken yard while you wait. If you wish to have a private shopping session, have lots of questions, or just don't want to wait, you can schedule an appointment at https://seabreezehens.setmore.com Thank you so much!
I'm not sure about the eggs but I just bought Four blue silkys yesterday for $32 (8 each)they're super cute and super healthy! I have been buying chickens from this lady for about 15 years and I would never go to anybody else!
I don't know what she does with all the dead chickens. But I'm pretty sure she's responsible enough to discard them the proper way.
Wheezing can be a lot of things from normal to wrong. If she's sniffling, sneezing, or so at night during sleep then most likely she's fine. However... If she's doing it a lot consistently then that determines a respiratory infection. Isolate her from the flock put her in quarantine. If symptoms get better then put her back with her Kin. If it continues you have 3 options. 1. Go to a Vet (if you have money to spend). 2. Go to Tractor Supply or Ebay & look for 1st Aid (remedies) 3. Cull her (very unfortunate). If you end up having to snap her neck because you don't want to risk infecting the whole flock stick Ginger, Apples, Jalapeños, & even Apple Cider Vinegar in their water for their immune systems can boost & accumulate tolerance in the future. My whole flock drink ginger apple water every day. Makes a huge difference. Only thing not to put in their water that has vitaminC is any form or aspect of citrus. Other than that be creative. Best Regards -A ☆Soak it overnight then serve
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