Waterfowl Feed (5 lb) Floating Duck Food | for Wild Ducks, Pet Ducks, Geese, Swans

We live on a pond and the past few years we have been getting this food to feed our duckies and geese that reside at our pond throughout the year. The food is a big hit and I feel better giving them this than bread. No birds seem to have any issues with this except the babies which we try not to feed them until they are bigger anyway. Definitely let it soak in some water to soften up for about a minute before feeding your birdies!

We have wild ducks and swans that visit our pond from time to time, and we wanted to encourage them to stop by while also offering something a little healthier. So we decided to try this. They definitely prefer it over frozen peas and oats (though they’ll still happily eat those). The pieces float well, which makes it easy for them to find everything—nothing sinks and goes to waste. The “kibble” stays mostly intact, with very little dust in the bag, so it ships well and doesn’t turn into crumbs before you even get outside. I can personally confirm that wild mute swans, mallards, and just about any duck brave enough to waddle within tossing distance were big fans. The only downside is that once one figures out you’ve got the good stuff, word spreads fast even if just giving the occasional snack.

Quick delivery; zipper bag to reclose; the duckies love this food!

Ducks love it!

We have an Egyptian geese with a broken wing that was hanging out on our dock not able to fly. Bought this food and he chowed. Cost is a little high but had to try and help him.

I really like this waterfowl feed because it floats and does not sink when scattered on the water. I also like the fact than I’m feeding the swans and ducks something with a good nutritional content.

It's great quality water fowl feed. I use it to feed the Geese and Ducks by my work, which is located along side a river. It's made from quality materials, is nutritious for the animals and they seemed to really like it The only heads up I want to give is that the pellets are a little big for Gooselings, and certainly too bug for Ducklings, to eat and it's too hard for them to break up with their beaks. So just keep that in mind I'd you're feeding a family with them. The bag was a little pricey. If I had pet ducks and geese I probably wouldn't pick this up, but if you're just feeding some wild water fowl, it's great. Certainly far more nutriany rich than bread!

We broadcast several pieces of feed to the ducks in our creek. They sampled a single piece and moved on. This happened 2 times. When we feed the same ducks rolled oats, they eat until we stop feeding them. IMO money poorly spent.