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So my 3 Ruoen ducklings are almost a month old. I finally finished their pen and let them out to play today. They had a blast being out...

I use straw and sawdust. I've been using pelletized horse bedding but can get sawdust from sawmills locally.

What is grit? Should I be giving it to my ducks? Right now all I give them is duck food.

These 2 seem to be connected at the hip, lol. They hate being separated and yell at the top of their lungs until they're able to touch...

I have quite a few and they are awesome. I love how they do everything together. Usually in single file lol

I let them outside during the day, when I can be out with them. And, they actually get out of the tote as they please and run around...

Hi all! How do I safely introduce new ducklings to my older (but still not old enough to go outside) ducks? I put them right in at first...

These are my ducks now...compared to when i got them less than a month ago. The feeder next to them is the same siz as the waterer in...

It sure soaks up the wet poo better than anything else I have used like straw and hay.

That's what I've always used for my chickens, but always open to suggestions. :)

Pine shaving are the best (my opinion)

What about grass clippings? My mower jas a bagger and I usually just dump it on the compost pile, but could I give so e of it to my...

In the winter I give mine alfalfa and hay, but they eat some and turn the rest into a nest. They also love lettuce and other greens...

I'm trying to find the best thing to use on the coop floor. I use pine shavings for my chickens, as well as for my ducks that are still...

I wore my nader jammies and went to bed. Phones were blaring as well as my alexa devices giving me warnings. Mason was scared to death...