I am just starting to look through this thread, and this is interesting. Because one of the sources of niacin is animal products - i.e., meal worms and crickets.
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For tomorrow, you might want to look over this-->www.backyardchickens.com/t/242460/the-ultimate-list-of-duck-treats-and-supplements. It's a pretty comprehensive list. Just remember to disregard for now anything on that list that contains protein, including things like boiled eggs and fish food.Thank you thank you thank you so much I really appreciate the help you guys have given to me and I'm really really thankful for your tips and replies ^^ I'm much more relieved that my duck can still be cured and become healthy again and by tomorrow, I'll start binding it and giving it proper diet and vitamins and things it needs because right now, I'm gonna go sleep as it is 11.46pm here. A really big thanks to you guys and I'll be updating to you how the progress is. Once again, thanks!! Oh and right now, my duck is eating carrots with water and it seems to really enjoy it ^^ I went to research and found out that carrots contains niacin inside ^^
Welcome to the Duck Forum! I think you may enjoy the Indoor Duck thread - as I mentioned, @Amykins has experience with them, as do several others. Thinking @Scovy Momma , too.In a day... it spends most of the time in a cage than walking around my house... and I usually let it swim for once per day. The temperature here is around 29 to 33 degrees celsius. I live in an apartment so we don't really have a yard.
30's is pretty borderline, but you probably mean that's outdoor temps, not in your apartment? And the cage is in your apartment, correct?In a day... it spends most of the time in a cage than walking around my house... and I usually let it swim for once per day. The temperature here is around 29 to 33 degrees celsius. I live in an apartment so we don't really have a yard.
@JadeComputerGal could you help me understand borderline?30's is pretty borderline, but you probably mean that's outdoor temps, not in your apartment? And the cage is in your apartment, correct?