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How To Own A Pet Duck. Buying duck food in bulk will work for feeding large flocks, but for smaller flocks, buy small amounts of food frequently so they will. Ducks should have access to a secure and comfortable shelter to protect them from extreme weather conditions and predators. If you leave their food and water bowls out in the open, it’s only a matter of time before said food and water is covering a 10′ radius around the area (including your walls) and both bowls are tipped over. Take a look at our guidance on providing the best surroundings for them, including indoor shelter, outdoor space and open water. Ducks require access to clean water for drinking and bathing, appropriate nutrition, adequate shelter from the elements and predators, and opportunities for exercise and mental stimulation. Have plenty of fresh food and places for them to forage in just as a wild mallard would. Provide a clean, dry area for your ducks to sleep and lay eggs. Be sure to choose a duck that is active, has no eye or nose drainage, and has clean vent feathers to increase the likelihood of purchasing a healthy pet. Use sturdy fencing or netting to enclose your duck’s outdoor space to keep ducks safe and protect them from predators. Use bedding such as straw or wood shavings to keep the coop clean and dry.

Buying duck food in bulk will work for feeding large flocks, but for smaller flocks, buy small amounts of food frequently so they will. Use sturdy fencing or netting to enclose your duck’s outdoor space to keep ducks safe and protect them from predators. If you leave their food and water bowls out in the open, it’s only a matter of time before said food and water is covering a 10′ radius around the area (including your walls) and both bowls are tipped over. Use bedding such as straw or wood shavings to keep the coop clean and dry. Ducks require access to clean water for drinking and bathing, appropriate nutrition, adequate shelter from the elements and predators, and opportunities for exercise and mental stimulation. Take a look at our guidance on providing the best surroundings for them, including indoor shelter, outdoor space and open water. Have plenty of fresh food and places for them to forage in just as a wild mallard would. Ducks should have access to a secure and comfortable shelter to protect them from extreme weather conditions and predators. Provide a clean, dry area for your ducks to sleep and lay eggs. Be sure to choose a duck that is active, has no eye or nose drainage, and has clean vent feathers to increase the likelihood of purchasing a healthy pet.

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How To Own A Pet Duck Use sturdy fencing or netting to enclose your duck’s outdoor space to keep ducks safe and protect them from predators. Have plenty of fresh food and places for them to forage in just as a wild mallard would. If you leave their food and water bowls out in the open, it’s only a matter of time before said food and water is covering a 10′ radius around the area (including your walls) and both bowls are tipped over. Be sure to choose a duck that is active, has no eye or nose drainage, and has clean vent feathers to increase the likelihood of purchasing a healthy pet. Use bedding such as straw or wood shavings to keep the coop clean and dry. Take a look at our guidance on providing the best surroundings for them, including indoor shelter, outdoor space and open water. Buying duck food in bulk will work for feeding large flocks, but for smaller flocks, buy small amounts of food frequently so they will. Ducks require access to clean water for drinking and bathing, appropriate nutrition, adequate shelter from the elements and predators, and opportunities for exercise and mental stimulation. Use sturdy fencing or netting to enclose your duck’s outdoor space to keep ducks safe and protect them from predators. Provide a clean, dry area for your ducks to sleep and lay eggs. Ducks should have access to a secure and comfortable shelter to protect them from extreme weather conditions and predators.