15 Chicken Breeds With Fluffy Feathers

Silkies

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Cochins

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Pavlovskaya The Pavlovskaya chicken is arguably one of the oldest chicken breeds in Russia.

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Easter egger is not a specific type of chicken breed, but rather a collective name to refer to certain breeds of chicken.

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POLISH Polish chickens are not from Poland. Their name was coined after their large, square, and feathery crowns that resembled the feathery caps Polish soldiers wore.

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15 Chicken Breeds With Fluffy Feathers

Silkies

Silkies are a native Chinese chicken breed that looks amazingly cute. This smaller chicken has fluffy feathers all over their bodies, even including their heads, making them look like cotton balls with beaks and claws.

Cochins

Cochins are also native Chinese chickens but are very popular in the United States. If you are looking for a fluffy chicken, then you already have one in a Cochin

Pavlovskaya The Pavlovskaya chicken is arguably one of the oldest chicken breeds in Russia.

Easter egger is not a specific type of chicken breed, but rather a collective name to refer to certain breeds of chicken.

Easter Egger

POLISH Polish chickens are not from Poland. Their name was coined after their large, square, and feathery crowns that resembled the feathery caps Polish soldiers wore.

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