Purina® Duck Feed Pellets, 40 Pound Bag

Convenient to feed my duck and he looks happy and healthy

I raised a baby mallard first off the flock raiser crumbles and then on the duck pellets until she was able to be released at five months. I gave her the choice many times, but she intuitively knew the right timing that she wanted to leave. She's a beautiful bird and has joined a flock at the lake. The only problem is the ducks love this food so much that I'm going through 240 pounds a month. Some of the ducks there are domestic ducks that people have dumped and others are ducks that were catch and release. If there's anyway Purina could help us out with a few bags now and then if you have overstock, that would be great. Thank you so much for helping me grow a strong duck, and keeping the other ducks at the lake healthy! She and the other ducks would not have grown into beautiful healthy ducks if it weren't for this food. Im so proud of her. With the Mallard population down 23% for the first time in history, I am really glad that I can be of service by feeding them this food.

We get these pellets from our locally owned feed store. They've always been exactly what we expected. Lately the last handful of bags has came with about 10 to 12 pounds worth of powder versus are typical 4 to 5 lb of powder. This has actually helping lower our feed cost of not having to grind up the pallets or buy another bag of duck crumbles to mix in for our one special male who's bill was broken when we received him. That in turn helps my daughter as these babies are apart of her supervise educational experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My ducks love purina Duck feed! They have eaten it since they were babies, my turkeys love the game feed as well!

I bought this before and had same experience where almost 1/2 of what I was pouring into the duck bowls were 1/2 pellets and 1/2 powder. So I changed to Bar Ale poultry feed and I found out that it lacks niacin. So went back to get the Purina Duck pellets and it's just like before. 1/2 pellets 1/2 powder which the ducks won't eat. So I feel it's very expensive and wasteful, if anyone knows of a better product please let me know

I have 8 ducks along with my chickens for a couple of years now. Never had complaints about the duck feed until lately. There's way too much dust or something from the pellets that just take up space, not edible for them. What's going on with the pellets? I spend a small fortune on this duck feed as I haven't found any other brand of duck feed that might just contain pellets rather than wasted what appears to be pellet dust or something, every bag is the same. I wouldn't buy if I could find a quality product. There must be a reason for the poor quality you now have??

I have been using the Duck feed 40# bag for over a year. I buy 2 bags a month. I have a complaint about one bag that I purchased that was mostly dust. I had to buy another bag to get through the month. I am on a fixed income and cannot afford extra feed.

Very disappointed in the 40 lb bag. I bought the smaller bag and the pellets were great and my ducks loved it. The large bag is ALL powder. Please fix this issue purina! Disappointing

I bought this for my house duck. Within months her lab work came back abnormal and her urine smelled acidic/sweet. The vet thought I had been feeding her large amounts of bread. I do not think this is healthy at all. I've since switched back to Mazuri.

I've been buying this feed for going on 2 years now for my ducks and the last 2 bags I've purchased have had so much powder in them, which my ducks have to pick through to try to get any pellets! It's such a waste because the powder isn't edible for them!!! Going to try 1 more time and if it's still the same, I'm switching brands!! Because 8-10 Lbs of powder in a 40 lb bag is a lot of waste!!!