Posts Tagged ‘baby’

We found a baby duck in our yard. What should we feed and water it?

I found a baby duck in my basement and I don’t know how to feed it. I don’t really know what to do with it.

I found a small baby wood duck running in the street and i would like to know wht they eat and how you take care of them. How big they might get and if you have any other information on them or special links please let me know and i’ll be so thankful for it.

I would really like to know how to take care of a baby duck, Can you train them? What do you keep them in? How do you keep them out of their food and drinking water?

So a mother duck laid ONE baby duck egg in our pool, and it’s kind of cold outside. Can I take it in? I was going to put it into a cage with comfortable flooring and a heat lamp on it.

But is there a reason the motehr duck won’t sit on the egg?
and if i DO take it in, what should i feed it??

10 points for best answer. (:
We have a tarp on our pool, and it was laid on the TARP. not in the middle of the pool.

i need information on what ducks eat? give me links or suggestions cause if we dont feed this duck he’ll die but his mother is nowhere to be ound please you have to help me!

I have an adult duck outside in a pen, i am thinking abou tgetting my son another baby duck for easter. Is it safe to put the baby duck outside or do i need to keep it inside until it gets bigger?

I found this baby duck on our back porch, abandoned by its mother. I took it in for a few days before giving it over to the care of an animal refuge hospital. Miraculously, it ate just fine and had no health problems to speak of. Here is a small clip of the cutie. Thanks for all of your comments, guys. I really appreciate all of the stories and questions you have about ducks. Keep up the positive posts! (And please, no comments about eating ducks. I don’t find that comedic in any way and I will delete it and block you for having infantile tastes in humor.)

This morning we were saddened by the news that Bill Walsh had died. This evening we were surprised to find that loopy’s egg had hatched. We think it will be a girl so we are naming her Wilma. If you have chicken or duck questions, I suggest going to the www.backyardchickens.com forum first. They have a lot of helpful people there.