Manna Pro Duck Discs Waterfowl Duck Treats, 16-oz bag
In a Nutshell
- Do not float
- Have a strong, off-putting smell
- Not suitable for waterfow
Quick Verdict
Manna Pro Duck Discs Treats are not suitable for waterfowl as they do not float and have a rancid smell. The smell deters the ducks. The product also does not float as advertised.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Rancid smell cemting the treats below water, rendering it unfit
Prevention: Avoid feeding in water, use on dry land
Exceedingly large in size, inappropriate for small duocks
Prevention: Use on a seemingly larger duck
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Liked by Chicks (2)
Chickens seem to like these treats but not recommended for ducks
Cons
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Do Not Float (8) critical
Treats sink to the bottom instead of floating as advertised.
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Rancid Smell (2) critical
Ducks do not like the smell of these treats.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Duck Owners — Can be used if feeding on dry land
✗ Skip If
- • Duck Owners — Insufficient for waterfowln usage, not floating.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Do these treats float as advertised?
No, the treats do not float as advertised. They sink to the bottom of the water.
Are these treats suitable for small ducks?
No, the treats are too large for small ducks and they may not like them.
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Bottom Line
Do not recommend buying Manna Pro Duck Discs Treats for waterfowl use, unless intending to feed bucks on dry land.