Natures Cafe Layer Pellets

[Bridger Davis]

Well if she did have drakes, this would have far too much calcium! But for laying ducks, this is a fine food but it's not optimal. She already said she is going to switch to a lower protein feed soon. But it will be adequate until then.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Nope, I have lots of drakes and they're just fine and healthy... it's personal choice to feed a layer feed when one has ducks and drakes both...

 

[Bridger Davis]

I just talked to my avian vet and she said that for a little while, 20% is fine for laying ducks. Just to clarify @CarleeAnn , they are laying, right? Anyways, she told me that too much protein could result in weight gain and could cause even more problems down the road.

 

[chickens really]

I contact a University Vet here and Duckopolis for all my information..I provide as accurate as information that I can collect.. I love my Ducks and have never had one issue so far..

 

[Bridger Davis]

That's great! What do you choose to feed your ducks @chickens really

 

[chickens really]

Before I changed feed to a Non GMO I used Purina Flock Raiser for years. Never had any problems with it I am pretty sure other use it too @Ravynscroft ? The reason I liked it was it is formulated for all poultry which is nice when you have a mixed flock.

I totally agree that Ravyn knows stuff about Ducks...But others do give great info too and actually know a bit more on certain subjects..

 

[chickens really]

That's great! What do you choose to feed your ducks @chickens really

Mine eat Duck finisher, scratch grain with less corn, oat and barley crumble and lots of greens..Cat food once or twice a week as a treat..

 

[Bridger Davis]

Sounds great!..They probably have beautiful feathers!

 

[chickens really]

Sounds great!..They probably have beautiful feathers!

My Ducks are Beautiful and healthy...Thanks...

 

[Ravynscroft]

3 year old laying duck... she prefers 20%...