Let me revise, for all the ducks at this age 1/2 ml EACH duck. Make sure the pekins get a full dose, it certainly won't hurt the others but for the pekins its very important since they are so prone to leg issues.
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Sorry for all of the questions, what would you normally drop this on as far as treats go, so that each duck is getting their dosage? I already ordered 2 bottles and will be picking up from tractor supply tomorrow.Let me revise, for all the ducks at this age 1/2 ml EACH duck. Make sure the pekins get a full dose, it certainly won't hurt the others but for the pekins its very important since they are so prone to leg issues.
what I would do to make sure they all get the full dose and one isn't hogging all the treats I'd take them one at a time away from everyone else and just give a private treat dish for each one.Sorry for all of the questions, what would you normally drop this on as far as treats go, so that each duck is getting their dosage? I already ordered 2 bottles and will be picking up from tractor supply tomorrow.
Yes, I sprinkle chick grit with every feeding.I forgot to ask you if you're providing chick grit if you're giving treats?
Yes, I sprinkle chick grit with every feeding.
Thats good! I've been told that it's best to put it in a little dish on the side, like a custard cup. Apparently they instinctively know when they need it and will help themselvesYes, I sprinkle chick grit with every feeding.
Thanks, I've read a ton of different suggestions from people either throwing it in with their feed or keeping it seperate. I wasn't sure which way to go, but when I throw it in a seperate bowl they wind up making a mess in dumping it out. Is there a downside if I'm adding it to the feed each time their feed bowl gets filled if they're eating it?It should be provided in a small separate dish, so they can eat it as need be.