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So if I start my ducklings on the Purina flock starter (for ducks, geese, and turkeys) do I still need to supplement with grit and vitamins? It depends. CityChicker used flock raiser on her ducks and they ended up with foot problems. Extra niacin in the form of brewer's yeast fixed them right...

Any ideas on using apple cidar vinegar? if it works well i'd like to include it in the supplements section. I am not exactly sure how it works, though I am really researching in to fermented foods lately. And it isn't just apple cider vinegar but the RAW apple cider vinegar I am using. From...

Nettie, I have used it as a tonic several times. When one of the ducks looks listless, is puffed up and wont eat, I spike the water with ACV and by the next morning they are completely fine. It helps with mineral absorption and kills bad germs. A lot of the chicken people use it once a week.

I was giving my ducks thawed out frozen french cut green beans at a couple of days old. They played with them more than anything the first couple of time, but they soon figured out it was food

Duck Soup***** No...this isn't soup you make out of ducks...it is a soup you make FOR your ducks. Take kitchen scraps like zucchini or yellow summer squash ends and pieces, bits of cabbage, broccoli stems, etc... and run them for a few seconds in a food processor until they are in small...

anyone know who to talk to about making this a sticky? Just PM a mod. That is what I did when I got the Sexing Ducklings thread made in to a sticky.

Alfalfa Cubes*** Another good way to get them greens in winter. Soak a cube in warm water until it expands and comes apart to make Alfalfa "soup".

Great list nettie Here are a few more to add.... Bok Choy***** Both leaves and stems chopped Patty Pan Squash*** The interior of young patty pans with immature seeds are a tasty treat On the zucchini, if you have some shredded and frozen, place it in a warm bowl of water to make "soup" for...