Just hard-boiled eggs?

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Feb 20, 2020
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Hi everyone! šŸ˜Š ,
My duckling is 11 days old.
Since he hatched I have fed him crushed corn mixed with some water, for the second and third day.
And then I started feeding him a mix of crushed corn, wheat, sesame, barley, and flaxseed, he seems to like it.
Here what surprises me comes, the day I gave him a hard-boiled egg, he did really love it, since then, his taste to the food I used to give him has changed, he seems to me like he distastes it when he goes crazy for hard-boiled eggs.
now I'm worried about him, I don't know how to cut out eggs from him and make him likes the mix I used to feed him, or this is just a passing period!
He also loves green beans and strawberry which I gave him regularly, but he goes not crazy for them as he does for boiled eggs lol.
I searched my city for starter poultry food, but none, so my only option was to make food myself.
 
Did you find a feed store? I would order some feed from amazon, nutrition is very important in the earily development. Corn is mostly empty calories. Besides the egg nothing your feeding has enough protein. Also You need to supplement niacin.
thanks a lot Ratchninck,
In feed store I have found none related to poultry food, and the owner just advised me with corns, I can't afford shipping from internet here in algeria, it is hard due to their politics, but I'm happy that cat food is available, I will add supplements also,
I'm really thankful for your care guys
 
Can you post a pic of your sweet duckling? Weā€™d love to see him or her.
he was sleeping lol, after I put the phone above him, he changed his place, he doesnt like phones lol
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Ducklings have a fairly high protein and vitamin requirement that only a duck or chick starter can properly give... A good hold over would be crushed dry cat food and a good liquid B complex vitamin in the water. All available at walmart or a pharmacy
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And the needed chick/duckling starter is available on amazon
I cant stress proper nutrition enough
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And the needed chick/duckling starter is available on amazon
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Thanks for this quick response.
yes, I can provide cat food for him, and supplements are available.
 

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