07WT1 Complete Dry Swan and Duck Food, 1.5 kg

Swans go crazy for this dry food it floats on the water so it's easy for them to eat it Ducks and other water birds flock when they see me casting it onto the water Much better than feeding them bread

Bought to take on a holiday where we were staying by a lake. The ducks and moorhens loved it! It floats well so they can get it easily, and having a decent sized bag meant it lasted all week. Will buy again.

Reordered this as the first pack was so appreciated by the ducks and swans on the lake which I walk around several times a week . There is a slipway into the lake, which is where I used to stand to throw out the pellets, but I found I was getting ‘mobbed’ by the swans, they are quite scary when they are competing for food with the ducks! So I now throw from a platform overhanging the lake. What is really funny is that the birds seem to recognise my red coat and as soon as I appear I see them making a beeline for me from all over the lake! It’s like a scene from that old film ‘The Birds’ 😄

I bought this because when my local ducks had ducklings I liked visiting the babies, but my local duck pond feeder machine ran out of food and when looking for food in the meantime I found actually buying a bag like this was cheaper than paying for the machine each time. Another plus is that the ducks and coots in my local pond LOVE this stuff. When we go to feed them with it, we get a little duck stampede and feeding frenzy. They go crazy for it. It's very cute, but also a little scary - swear it's the little guys' favourite food now, they absolutely flock for it and lose their little ducky minds, sometimes it's like a duck gladiator pit to get the pellets and they will stand on your feet, beg, and shout for food. So the ducks (and friends) love it, the price is good, and even though they will happily eat a crazy amount of it in one siting, it lasts a very long time...All in all, well worth it! I wouldn't risk feeding this to swans or geese though...given how addicted my ducks seem to be, that seems like a recipe for disaster (or, at least, horror). I might edit this to add pictures of the little fans - some of them try to follow me home in hopes of more of this food, they like it so much.

Perfect for ducks and swans and it doesn’t sink into the water immediately P

The ducks like it!!

Best floating pellets

After visiting a park which supplied duck and swan food, as a healthier alternative to bread, I decided to see if I could buy my own in bulk. It came very quickly and was a pretty big bag! I took some to a local nature reserve and found all of the species enjoyed it! I fed it to: Moorhens, Mallards, Canadian Geese, Coots, Mute Swans and even some cheeky Black Headed Gulls got in on the action! The Mute Swans seemed to adore it and couldn't eat it fast enough! It is also easier to throw than huge chunks of bread. Bread is no good for the animals eco system or their health. I think this is very affordable and I will continue to get this and feed the ducks and swans through the months.

Great product ... I have a picky duck and he loves this food... unfortunately it has to come from the UK 🇬🇧 and takes a while and bags could be bigger also every time I order the price has good up..😢🦆

We have a small houseboat that we spend every other weekend on, and we have lots of ducks on the lake that are friendly beggars. My wife saw these nuggets and decided to try them. The verdict was immediate. The ducks LOVE these nuggets. They do, in fact, float for quite a long time - time enough for the ducks to swim over once they see us toss them off the back of the boat. They are made in England, and we've noticed a bit of a British quack here and there since using them - very proper, you know! Seriously, your ducks will love you forever if you feed them this food.

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Worth the money to get it to Canada. Our local ducks love it and I feel better feeding them this than anything else!

Pas de problème ,les cygnes sauvages les ont adoptées après les avoir boudées au tout début ,le temps de s'y habituer.