Concerned??...

[AshleyNicole06]

Post 14 on this thread has pics of both



another link
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...s-niacin-riboflavin-deficiency.1228833/page-3

Okay, lol I thought those were something different.

 

[AshleyNicole06]

And are they old enough to eat pellets?

 

[Miss Lydia]

3 weeks? I'd stick with crumble till around 6 weeks. My ducks don't really like pellets I feed crumble to all my birds.

 

[casportpony]

And are they old enough to eat pellets?

Do you have a Tractor Supply near you? If so, go there and get a bag of Purina flock raiser or duck starter.

 

[WVduckchick]

Do you have a Tractor Supply near you? If so, go there and get a bag of Purina flock raiser or duck starter.

I bought a bag of that duck feed. It is very small pellets, so kinda between crumbles and regular pellets, size-wise.

 

[casportpony]

I bought a bag of that duck feed. It is very small pellets, so kinda between crumbles and regular pellets, size-wise.

Did you like it? More importantly, did the ducks like it?

 

[WVduckchick]

Did you like it? More importantly, did the ducks like it?

It looks good to me, but the Call babies weren't eating it. I think it was too big for them, being so much smaller than other sized ducklings. I put some flock raiser on top of it, so now the bowl is mixed, and they might be eating some of it. I'll give it another week or so, then try it alone, and see if they are big enough to eat it.

 

[AshleyNicole06]

Do you have a Tractor Supply near you? If so, go there and get a bag of Purina flock raiser or duck starter.

No I don't have one close. About an hour away.

 

[Miss Lydia]

How about a feed store? if they sell live stock products they should have the B complex.

 

[AshleyNicole06]

How about a feed store? if they sell live stock products they should have the B complex.

Yes! A really small one though. Bomgaars.