Duck

Bird mites will try to survive on a human host, but they can’t reproduce on human blood. People who live and work on farms and… Read More »Can Humans Get Mites From Ducks?

Ducks and geese may be attracted to your yard due to potential waste that may be laying around. If these animals know that your yard… Read More »Why Do Ducks Keep Coming To My House?

A: While ducks and geese DO need fresh, clean drinking water, and ideally have ready access to a shallow area with “dipping” water (enough for… Read More »Do Ducks Need Clean Water?

Along with eating mosquitos, flies, and other pests, ducks also consume large amounts of ticks. They typically pick up ticks when walking through long grass,… Read More »Do Ducks Eat Ticks?

They are small pellets that turn into sawdust when they get wet. This bedding is good for both ducks and chicks. You will need to… Read More »How Often Should I Change My Ducks Bedding?

By far, the best place I have found to brood your ducklings is a spare bathtub, if you have one, with their water dish at… Read More »Can You Put Baby Ducks In The Bathtub?

For babies, you can give them a very weak solution to help them grow and feather up quickly. I normally make a 0.5% mixture which… Read More »How Much Apple Cider Vinegar Do I Put In My Ducks Water?

Pool decks are generally about 6 inches above the water level — too high for these tiny ducklings to jump out – so pools are… Read More »Can Baby Ducks Jump Out Of A Pool?

Duck manure contains more liquid than chicken manure, making it less likely to burn your plants. It is chock full of plant nutrients, and ducks… Read More »Is Duck Manure Better Than Chicken Manure?

Chicken (and other fowl such as duck, goose, turkey, etc) They are more acidic than most manure sources, so are particularly good for acid-loving plants.… Read More »Is Duck Manure Acidic?