8 Chicken Breeds That Shouldn't Be Consumed

Silkie: Silkie chickens are known for their fluffy feathers and black skin. They are often raised for ornamental purposes and as pets due to their unique appearance.

Sebright: Sebright chickens are small and known for their laced feathers and unique appearance. They are primarily kept for ornamental purposes and are not typically raised for meat due to their small size.

Frizzle: Frizzle chickens have curly feathers that curl outward instead of lying flat. They are primarily kept as ornamental birds and are not commonly raised for meat due to their smaller size.

Polish: Polish chickens are known for their distinctive crest of feathers on their heads. They are mainly raised for exhibition and egg production rather than meat due to their smaller size and ornamental qualities.

Sultan: Sultan chickens are a rare breed with distinctive feathering and a calm temperament. They are more commonly kept for ornamental purposes and are not typically raised for meat.

D'Uccle (Belgian d'Uccle): D'Uccle chickens are a bantam breed known for their small size and feathered feet. They are often kept as pets or for exhibition rather than meat production.

Faverolles: Faverolles chickens are known for their fluffy appearance and gentle disposition. While they are good egg layers, they are not commonly raised for meat due to their smaller size and slower growth rate.

Houdan: Houdan chickens are a dual-purpose breed but are more commonly kept for their ornamental appearance and unique crest of feathers.

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