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  1. Ravynscroft

    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    Snails and slugs are fine... I would be careful of large ones though, as the slime they excrete *can* gum up their bill rather badly... Also, just an fyi... slugs and snails are often intermediate hosts of worms like gapeworm... if you suspect worm issue, best to get a fecal float done by a vet...
  2. Ravynscroft

    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    Very welcome, dear! :hugs
  3. Ravynscroft

    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    I think they're fine, or at least mine sure haven't had issues after they have raided the wild blackberry bushes around here, lol...
  4. Ravynscroft

    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    They should be fine... just make sure the ducklings get enough Niacin as their Niacin needs are higher than other poultry...
  5. Ravynscroft

    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    Absolutely... :)
  6. Ravynscroft

    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    Absolutely ok... they're outside, got access to dirt/sand/grit, right? My 2 mommas had their babies out foraging by day 2... eating roly polys, worms, grubs and any bug that moved...
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    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    Any beans if they are cooked, never feed dry beans raw those are toxic... says to overcook, in fact... Raw is green beans, chopped very fine... yours are outside with mama, right? So they should be able to get grit out of the dirt etc, but I would make sure they have accese to some... Frozen...
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    The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

    Yup... comets/feeder fish, rosies... those are all good little snack sizes and they have fun catching them...
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