Best brand of duck food.

[animalpro24]

I feed my ducks Purina Flock raiser. The crumbs. I use it at any age.

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

I feed mine ducks and ducklings layer feed (for chickens) I used to be feeding crubles but like feather finder said they waste it. They like pellets much more.

 

[gryeyes]

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Ditto.

 

[Jay262]

For ducks id say just about anything you might throw in there and move out of there way............for mine i see how they look at me sometimes i wonder if im next....

 

[jynxster]

The only thing available in the local feed and grain is PERFECTION brand all porpouse poltry feed and i mix it with Family Farm chicken egg layer crumble, high in protien, is about 17 dollars a 50lb bag and watermellon, frozen pees and veggies as well as occaionally they can eat the grass, but mostly feed rite now. i will have to try the dog food kibble fgrom wallmart. cool as long as its healthy.

 

[jbourget]

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You get the smaller peices, i prefere cat food its allready bite sized for the peafowl and other birds. the dog eats it too...

 

[runnersrunn]

Jay I agree, toss out the food and run. you might get trampled.

 

[Nu Chix To Cash]

We feed Purina Duck Chow in the pellet form as they seem to waste less. I don't think it is the "best" but it is what I have available to me.

They do like to sit under the bird and squirrel feeders and eat any fallen seeds/nuts.

 

[DB_Tex]

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The bag I use has smaller kibbles, and plus I only feed it to adults and juveniles with ample clean water. Babies and younguns still get a starter crumble and I've even done a home made mash with great success (gerber baby cereal flakes, cornmeal, ground flax seed, leftover baby food veggies/fruits, or cooked beans.)

 

[Jemmie]

I feed my ducks Mazuri Waterfowl Maintenance pellets. They love it and it's only 14 percent protein. The local feed store orders it in special for me and I get it for $35 for a 50-pound bag. That's more then the regular chicken feed, but they EAT it up and waste less.