Manna Pro Duck Layer Pellet | High Protein for Increased Egg Production | Formulated with Probiotics to Support Healthy Digestion | 25 Pounds

Ducks love this on dry land. This 7 lb bag was gone in about 15 minutes. I've always fed dry bread to the ducks until I read don't do that.

I've been raising ducks for just over five years now, and after trying various feed options, Manna Pro Duck Layer Pellets are the only layer pellets I feed them. I've seen a noticeable difference in their overall health and, most importantly, their egg production since switching to this feed. The high protein content definitely seems to support consistent and plentiful egg laying. Plus, knowing it's formulated with probiotics to aid in healthy digestion gives me extra confidence that I'm providing them with a well-rounded and beneficial diet. The 25-pound bag is a convenient size for my flock, and the quality has been consistently excellent. If you're serious about raising healthy, productive ducks, I highly recommend Manna Pro Duck Layer Pellets. It's been a staple in my duck-raising routine for years, and I wouldn't use anything else!

The Canadian geese couple that live outside enjoy snacking on these

Ducks love it!

Good but expensive at Amazon. Certainly would not call it high protein.

Wild ducks loved it!

My ducks love it and I have a video showing this. I got a good deal on it and it says it has good nutrition for them that I'm sure they can't really get from little bit that I've seen them eat. I like that it has a seal at the top. I feed my ducks two to three times a day. Right now it is a heat spell pretty strong around 100 everyday and they've been staying around here where there is a guarantee of water in different places in the front yard. They are wild ducks. I believe that their digestion has been on a positive side because I haven't seen anything to dispute that. I believe they love the taste or they would not eat it. They also will try to dominate an area and use their beaks against the other Ducks so they can hog the food.

The geese will eat some of it but I'm going to try to feed them something else to see which they like better

this costs 6 times what I pay locally for food for the other birds, only because duck food is hard to get did I buy at this price. I mind. $24 for 8lb bag is silly, I get a $22 for a 50lbs bag for the turkeys and hens, even on the best premium food. I will continue to look locally and when I find it I will not buy this here.