Reported in game
Getting an egg
Players are finding Chicken Eggs in Weekly Care Packages. First-day reports show that choosing an egg takes both reward selections.
Hotspawn: first-day egg and pet observationsRush Hour · September 2026
Your next weekly reward might hatch. Get to know CS2’s new chicken pets, from the first egg to a book full of memories.
Research reviewed
Everything we knowA little company. A whole lifecycle.
Egg Chick Pullet Hen
Illustrative symbols, not in-game renders
Start with a Prime account: Weekly Care Packages require Prime Status. Check the reward offer at your next eligible profile rank-up. Steam’s eligibility guide .
Reported in game
Players are finding Chicken Eggs in Weekly Care Packages. First-day reports show that choosing an egg takes both reward selections.
Hotspawn: first-day egg and pet observationsGame files
The game has a message blocking an egg offer when you already own a pet. A collection of pet definitions does not mean you can keep every breed at once.
Valve game text (SteamDB mirror, September 23)Game files
Low-food warnings direct you to Weekly Care Packages for Chicken Feed. Separate messages describe pets leaving without food and eggs that never hatch.
Valve game text (SteamDB mirror, September 23)Game files
The shipped controls allow a name from the chick stage, with a new naming opportunity at later growth stages. The input is limited to 20 characters.
Valve pet controls and growth UI (SteamDB mirror)Game files
The pullet milestone describes map access. The lobby check allows your pet when you are alone or hosting the party; joining somebody else’s lobby can change what appears.
Valve lobby eligibility check (SteamDB mirror)Not yet verified
We have not verified a tradable pet listing or a supported way to buy one from another player. This reference page does not assign prices, rarity odds, or marketplace links to pets.
Valve pet definitions (SteamDB mirror)Game files
STAGE 1
The in-game tooltip estimates roughly a week from collection to hatching. That is an estimate, not an exact seven-day promise.
STAGE 2
The controls enable naming after hatching. The game text introduces photos and a HatchBook to record this stage.
STAGE 3
The adolescent stage is when the game text says colours arrive and your pet can accompany you onto maps.
STAGE 4
The final growth stage. The game includes end-of-life messages and a way to revisit the pet’s book from your profile.
Chicken Feed is its own item. Watch the in-game food warning and check your care-package offer; exact feeding intervals and later growth timings have not been verified. Read the game text .
Game files
The current schema contains three adult chicken definitions. These are a reference to the files, not a guarantee of availability or rarity. Breed odds and the relationship between shell colour and adult appearance remain unverified.
Uses the chicken model in the pet definitions.
Has its own Silkie model in the pet definitions.
Has its own Polish model in the pet definitions.
Game files
The photo booth includes agent poses, headwear, filters, effects and sticker controls. Some options depend on age or achievements. The HatchBook follows your pet’s growth, and the game text describes revisiting it from your profile after an age-related departure.
Explore photos, naming and the HatchBookChicken Eggs are appearing after Rush Hour. Here is what players have found, what Valve’s game files describe, and what we still cannot confirm.
4 min read
What to check before choosing an egg, how long hatching may take, and what the game says about keeping your chicken fed.
3 min read
Catalana, Silkie and Polish definitions, naming controls, photo booth features and the limits of what game files tell us about rarity.
3 min read
Checked on 2026-09-23. Game-file links point to a fixed snapshot so you can see the evidence behind this review. This is an editorial reference, not a live view of your pet or an item marketplace.