There are many reasons why you shouldn’t feed bread to ducks. Feeding breadalone causes severe malnutrition and illness in ducks, and it’s alsoresponsible for destroying duck habitats. Say boo to the bread!
Duckseat a specific and naturally diverse diet of plants, seeds and insectprotein. But for a long time they had to make do with generic poultrypellets or, worse yet, unhealthy bread. Given the popularity of feedingwild ducks and the increasing number of New Zealanders who keep backyardducks, we decided it was time for to create a specific feed forducks.
Developed alongside an avian nutrition expert, Lucky Duck wasmade to provide a wholesome alternative to bread. This feed works best as amaintenance diet for both wild ducks and backyard ducks.
1: Containsnutritious oats and barley, kibbled maize and sorghum as well as vegetableadditions for those essential vitamins
2: At 16.5% protein this feedmeets the ideal level of protein for raising healthy ducks.
3: Makes afantastic eco-gift for children, the elderly, everyone who likesbirds
4: Provides quacking good fun at your local park
FeedingGuide: Feed approximately 150gm per duck per day. Feed on the groundto encourage natural foraging habits. Intended as an all year maintenancefeed for ducks. Breeding ducks will need an additional protein sourceduring breeding season.
Ingredients:Oats, Barley, Sorghum,Kibbled Maize, Duck Pellets (soya bean meal, peas, broll, vegetableoil).
Nutritional analysis:Protein: 16.5%, Fat: 3.2%, Fibre:5.1%, Calcium: 0.1%, Reactive Lys mg/100mg: 0.54%