Flock approach
Plan a flock around adult size, space and the balance of hens and cockerels.
Traditional & utility breeds
Cochin chickens have abundant feathering and a rounded, substantial appearance. They are a choice for keepers who enjoy ornamental poultry and can give a heavily feathered breed suitable space.

Plan a flock around adult size, space and the balance of hens and cockerels.
Dry bedding and well-drained ground make feather care easier.
Check the listed age, sex and quantity choices, then open the matching offer for current prices and availability.
The Cochin’s generous feathering is a central exhibition feature. Its rounded appearance and abundant fluff should be considered alongside the bird’s actual adult build when choosing fittings and flock companions.
Match the birds to your purpose: a laying flock, an ornamental group or a planned breeding setup. Talk to us about the particular birds if temperament or handling is important to you.

Dry bedding and well-drained ground make feather care easier. Check that housing entrances and low, comfortable perches suit the birds' mature build.
Plan a flock around adult size, space and the balance of hens and cockerels. Have shelter, feed and fresh water ready before the birds arrive. Our chicken house and run guide helps you prepare the setup.

The Cochin developed from Chinese birds brought to Britain in the nineteenth century, with later selection placing strong emphasis on exhibition feathering.
Read the breed background reference for further information.

Choose the named birds below to see the available options, prices and stock. Single-bird, pair and young-bird quantities follow the selected offer.
Choose Cochin Chickens by the available age and sex. Open the listing to compare the current bird and pair options.
Listed varieties: Gold Laced Standard Cochin, Barred Cochin Bantam, Black Cochin Standard, Black Frizzle Cochin.
View Cochin Chickens for sale →Read our Delivery & Collection page to arrange the journey. Check the selected age, sex, sale unit and minimum quantity on the product page. For help choosing companions or a breeding group, contact Chickenhatchery Australia.