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So what to feed muscovie babies? There isn't a basic chicken feed that I have seen at tractor supply besides scratch grains. I have 6 babies but no clue if they are full muscovey ducks, all ducks ran together, Rouen, pekin and muscovies.
 
So what to feed muscovie babies? There isn't a basic chicken feed that I have seen at tractor supply besides scratch grains. I have 6 babies but no clue if they are full muscovey ducks, all ducks ran together, Rouen, pekin and muscovies.
A person I know feeds Turkey starter to all Geese and Muscovy Ducklings.
 
So what to feed muscovie babies? There isn't a basic chicken feed that I have seen at tractor supply besides scratch grains. I have 6 babies but no clue if they are full muscovey ducks, all ducks ran together, Rouen, pekin and muscovies.
You can feed all ducks Purina Flock Raiser. It's a green bag and should be in stock at Tractor Supply.
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https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/purina-flock-raiser-crumbles-premium-poultry-feed-50-lb
 
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@Mrs.SWhite89 , just make sure the bag is fresh. The gas at my Tractor Supply are sometimes almost 6 months old. The date cote is on the bottom of the bag.

I have a habit of checking dates, i have a horse and always want to make sure feed is fresh so I don't run into issues with him. But poultry feeds fly off the shelf at our tractor supply so dates shouldn't be a issue lol
 
Could you use sand as bedding for baby ducks rather than cedar chips? It seems like less of a waste of materials since you can just scoop droppings out of the sand rather than changing the cedar chips ALL THE TIME.
 

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