Fruits

It is a good idea to introduce cranberries to ducks gradually. Here is why.

Yes, your ducks can eat raisins. In fact, raisins can be a healthy treat for ducks as long as they are given in moderation. It’s important to remember that ducks, … Read more

You don’t need to worry too much; in moderation, ducks can eat peaches safely. They can eat peach skin and flesh as long as you wash it and the peaches pesticide free.

The fungicidal toxin Persin in the avocado is harmful to ducks. It would be best if you prevented your ducks from eating an avocado.

This citrus can cause more harm than good. That’s why your ducks should not eat oranges. Read more to see what are the best alternatives.

Ducks shouldn’t eat lemons. While we all know that lemons are an excellent source of vitamins, you should avoid giving lemons to your ducks.

Ducks should not eat grapefruit because it can cause acid reflux in duck stomach. Plus, grapefruit negatively impacts calcium absorption in the duck’s body, meaning your ducks will have eggs with thick shells and bone development problems.

This exotic fruit is rich in calcium, magnesium, and minerals, however, you should take it easy because this fruit (as any other fruit) is full of sugar.

Whether you have a plant of your own or use store-bought berries, you may be wondering—can ducks eat raspberries? Find out today.