Catherine, at the Hilton, they feed the ducks live meal worms. Kids love it! The care keepers are very nice and I'm sure would be happy to give you any advice about taking care of a baby duck.
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Just do what you did before. make it a "service duck" cardcatherine96821:lol, I have trouble smuggling animals, sometimes.
Thanks for the care link, Mislav. Turns out, baby ducks eat coy food, and dried worms sold in pet stores. He likes tomatoes too. These..."pet" ducks, are they potty trained? Cause I am not a big fan of the parrots that crap all over your shoulder.
You know Catherine... while I am not a duck expert... I wouldn't recommend setting the duck on your shoulder.catherine96821:These..."pet" ducks, are they potty trained? Cause I am not a big fan of the parrots that crap all over your shoulder.