Duck

Real ducks are white, so why are rubber ducks yellow? What caused this? Well, if you think about it, rubber ducks are supposed to look… Read More »Why Are The Rubber Ducks Yellow?

Ducklings must be kept warm and dry for the first three to four weeks. Put a box or cage in a warm place (about 80-85oF,… Read More »Where Can I Leave Ducklings?

Moving ducks and geese is simple and safe if you have the right size and number of pet carriers and some some cozy bedding. You… Read More »How Do You Travel With Ducks?

You can go away overnight and they will be fine with food and water in their enclosure as well. Do not leave them for more… Read More »How Long Can I Leave My Ducks?

Feeding alters normal migration patterns of waterfowl by shortening or even eliminating them. Ducks, reluctant to leave in the winter, may not survive sudden cold.… Read More »Should I Stop Feeding Ducks In The Winter?

After a day’s relaxing, resting and preening, they take to the air for a few hours before dark, heading off to feed. Mallards, and most… Read More »Do Ducks Have A Daily Routine?

Housing. Ducks need to be kept in a secure pen or house when you are not at home that will protect them from predators. To… Read More »Where Do You Keep Pet Ducks?

They need enough space to roam but within a set of boundaries to ensure they are safe. Ducks don’t typically leave where they call home… Read More »Will Ducks Stay Close To Home?

No. Washing just sprays the germs all over the place. They’ll be killed when you cook it. The one thing you do need to do… Read More »Do I Need To Wash Duck?

My general practice is to let the birds sit in a cool place for 1 or 2 days, often in the fridge, then pluck or… Read More »How Long Can You Keep Ducks In Fridge Before Cleaning?