Dried baby food and ducks

[GeoGreyWolf]

Was getting rid of old baby food since
My daughter outgrew it and noticed the side of the container with niacin. What does everyone think ok for ducks? Figured if ok better than garbage. All have been open so can’t donate

 

[GeoGreyWolf]

@WVduckchick @Pyxis

 

[Duckstail]

Niacin is just part of vitamin b.. at this point I'd say the garbage is better then the duck drinking it. Way to much sugar. Plus if your child outgrew it, it's probably pretty old and probably not good.

But it's your Ducks you can do whatever you want!

 

[WVduckchick]

What is it... like a cereal? Small chunks?

@casportpony

 

[casportpony]

Waste not, want not, think it's fine to feed it to the ducks.

 

[Duckstail]

If you think 75 grams of sugar is cool for your duck then duck it!!

 

[Jpat]

If you think 75 grams of sugar is cool for your duck then duck it!!

A bag of sugar is 2 pounds of sugar but you wouldnt eat it all at once. you eat it a spoonfull at a time in your coffee

Ide feed it to the ducks in the same way

 

[Duckstail]

A bag of sugar is 2 pounds of sugar but you wouldnt eat it all at once. you eat it a spoonfull at a time in your coffee

Ide feed it to the ducks in the same way

I'm just basing it off the nutritional facts/ ingredients.

I guess if you live in Perth and you have no other option go for it but you can go to Tsc and for 10 bucks buy good vitamins that you pour on top of the feed that will have the B complex plus it would be derived from plant-based protein.

I don't drink coffee or sugar if you know what I knew you wouldn't either.

 

[casportpony]

Using up some leftover baby food will be fine. It's not an appropriate way to supplement vitamins, but it's not gonna hurt them if given in moderation.

 

[Jpat]

What do you know about sugar and coffee that i dont know?