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see im new with ducks and when you says flock raiser do you mean the pellets because i have the Purina Duck Pellets

hi i need to know if my ducks can eat adult food now because i just ran out of the crumbles food. (heres their birthday 8-27-2020 and im guessing yesterday would've been marked as 8 weeks old and right now their feathers have grown but im still seeing some baby feathers on their head.

Any veggies that ducks rlly like or fruit as well (my ducklings are 11 days old

What other veggies can you feed your baby ducks?

Do you feed them veggies or not yet cuz they now 11 days old

Had my baby ducks for 7 days and can anyone recommend me healthy beneficial food that they need to keep their health boost up, vitamins... And what treats can u feed them???

Oh and I'm not worried bout my great Dane licking the duck poop it's my 2 Yorkies😂

Ok I do have there food ready, yeast, grit, etc... Ready, but can I feed my ducks and then let them out in the grass for a couple of hours??

i have grass in the backyard and i have 3 dogs (2 yorkie terrier and a great dane) they poop and pee in the grass... is it ok if i can let the ducks thrive in 1 half of the grass that has been pooped on and peed on or no (because i also know that ducks eat grass and im worried if dog poop and...

wow are you serious?? i ordered 3 ducks and all were female and i ordered 1 cayuga 1 black runner and 1 pekin. guess i shoulve ordered a male cayuga instead the colors on the cayuga are AMAZING

and i just continue this order till 6 weeks are up

ok nvm now i understand the whole temp for the ducklings. on the 8th is when the ducklings will arrive and for that whole week its 90 F and the next week which would be 16th i lower by 5 degrees and check daily to make sure they dont get overheated and on the 23rd i reduce 5 degrees again

because i got this information 2 days ago "Your ducklings should be brooded, staring at 90 degrees the first day, and then you can lower the temperature 7 degrees per week (one degree/day) until they are feathered out and ready to go outside. This is a far faster drop in temperature than for...

alright so its goes like this 3 days-90 degrees 4-7 days- 90-85 and just keep reducing 5 degrees each week (for every 4-7 days)