The Happy Hen Co.

Meet The Girls

Meet The Girls

Henrietta, Edwina and Nigella are the three girls of The Happy Hen Co. Each one brings a different part of the flock to life: the care, the chaos and the pure pleasure of a proper treat.

Henrietta, The Motherly One

Henrietta

The Motherly One

Steady, sensible, and quietly running the show.

Edwina, The Cheeky One

Edwina

The Cheeky One

Life’s better when there’s calci worms.

Nigella, The Foodie One

Nigella

The Foodie One

If it’s not to standard, she’s not having it.

Character notes

Product benefits, told with personality

Henrietta, The Motherly One

Henrietta

The Motherly One

Steady, sensible, and quietly running the show.

Henrietta is calm, dependable and quietly in charge. She notices everything: the routine, the surroundings and the wellbeing of the flock. She represents the side of hen keeping that owners care about most: simple feeding, clean treats, good routines and happy, settled hens.

Edwina, The Cheeky One

Edwina

The Cheeky One

Life’s better when there’s calci worms.

Edwina is energetic, curious and a little chaotic. She lives entirely in the moment. First to the scatter, first to the scratching, first to cause a bit of harmless mayhem. She represents the visible joy of feeding calci worms: natural foraging, pecking, scratching, movement and excitement.

Nigella, The Foodie One

Nigella

The Foodie One

If it’s not to standard, she’s not having it.

Nigella is bold, expressive and indulgent. She knows what she likes and has no intention of pretending otherwise. She represents the quality and treat appeal of calci worms: rich in protein, naturally moreish and properly satisfying. Her voice should feel sensory, confident and tempting, but not posh or ridiculous.

Care

Henrietta carries the steady, trustworthy side of daily feeding, calcium and clean routines.

Chaos

Edwina brings the visible joy of scattering, scratching, pecking and natural foraging.

Treat Appeal

Nigella speaks for quality, protein and the moreish feel of a proper treat.

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