You will still likely need to supplement their diet with pellets and hay. The more variety they get the better.....it resembles their natural foraging in the wild. The chickens will eat them but only off the ground under the cages. I don't look that closely to see what they are eating. Rabbit pellets for chickens/ducks? Recently I added 3 Mallard Ducks and 2 Pekin Ducks for my kids to enjoy. Yes! 0 1 0. This corresponds to nearly 4 rabbits a week (10 kg live weight). Basically, it’s allowing grains to sprout and grow into their respective grasses for feed supplementation for poultry. Log in to reply to the answers Post; Abi. Generally you can feed your rabbit anything from your garden, kitchen or forest. My rabbit loves to eat the ducks seeds. ). When raising rabbits for meat there are many options for food. Like all foods though, except the rabbit's beloved hay, moderation is key, and all rabbits are different, so read up on rabbit diets or please talk to your vet. As for duck feed, I don't know where you are, but call the feed mills around you. Discussion in 'Poultry' started by Ceres Hil, Jan 21, 2010. If ducks constantly eat that and nothing else, it can lead to malnourishment for the ducks. When no feed was administered to ducks, an area corresponding to 6 adult rabbits was necessary to permit 1 duck to feed on insects and fallen rabbit pellets, but only when grass was also fed or pasture was available to the rabbits. 0 1 0. Other show breeders feed theirs rabbit food too. Feed can be given on an ad lib in a hopper or alternatively ducks can be fed in the morning once they are let out of their house and again in the evening, placing the feed in a heavy-based feeder to stop it tipping over. Bear in mind that you can’t necessarily replace ALL of your rabbits’ or chickens’ diet with greens, unless you can grow a large quantity. They love to eat peels, corn stalks, papaya, weeds, banana, pineapple corns, leaves, vines from pulses, carrots, lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage etc. In the summer, it is wise to place frozen water bottles in the hutches with the rabbits to help keep them cool. My mum bought chicken and duck food from the shop (which is just mixtures of different seeds), because she feeds the wild ducks when she goes to the duck pond. jil101ca, Jan 22, 2010. My ducks are almost full grown. Similarly to bread, chips, crackers, cereal and sweets cause ducks to feel full up, leading to bloating. - A List on What You Can Feed a Bunny Looking for some healthy treats for your pet rabbit? I know that ducks in the wild eat grass, insects and other outdoor stuff. I have a 1/4 acre pond with Blues and Channels stocked last fall. Just to add to the comments, my ducks, chickes, and dog all eat rabbit poop. Feed new vegetables in small quantities until you can judge if your rabbit reacts well to them. Developing poultry birds as well as their mature counterparts can eat this type of feed daily along with natural and healthy treat supplements. Now that they are almost grown, I want to feed them a variety of foods so they don't get stuck on just meat bird. To be honest, the chickens and ducks are probably also eating worms and other bugs in the litter under the hutches. ... Maybe you could ask a vet or go online and see what else they could eat. My chickens will even happily eat the other rabbit pellets ( poop ) for the undigested feed value. can you feed a pet duck rabbit pellets? There's nothing in it that will harm them. Or are you not sure whether your bunny can eat certain types of food.In order to help you make an informed decision, we have created a list of food items and whether it is a good idea to feed them to rabbits or not. Feeding ducks that are laying with food that has a protein content of about 16% is ideal to supplement their foraging. Jan 21, 2010 #1 ... My ducks were fed rabbit pellets by mistake and would not touch them what so ever.