Modesto Milling Organic 17% Protein Duck Layer Pellets Duck Feed
In a Nutshell
- Mixed preferences among ducks.
- Includes soy, which some customers dislike in organic food.
- Performance on CRS scale varies significantly from very positive to very negative.
- Organic and non-GMO, but issues are highlighted in more meticulous reviews, appealing to customer experimental nature growing with and having the freedom to choose organic.
- Quality disparity reported.
Quick Verdict
Personally i like this product, However, the ducks don't seem to favor the pellets. These pellets contain soy, which is a lot of controversy in organic feed. There are some issues with the ducks wasting more feed than otherwise. Quality and value assessments range from very positive to highly negative. Key benefits center around its organic and non-GMO attributes, but issues with texture, waste, and compatibility with other bird breeds have been raised.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Ease of transition (1)
Some ducks transition well from other feeds.
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Healthy food (1)
Pet owners believe it to be a healthy option.
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Good design ()
Clean attractive
Cons
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Texture complaints (3) critical
Some ducks and chickens did not like the texture.
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Soy content (3) major
Some users question the inclusion of soy in an organic feed.
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Ducks’ preference () major
Ducks generally prefer crumbles over pellets.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Health-conscious pet owners — Seeking organic and non-GMO options for their ducks
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of picky eaters or those preferring crumbles — Ducks may not like the texture or pellets in general
Durability & Care
Factors:
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in a dry place
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feed suitable for chickens?
Not ideal for chickens, as mentioned by a reviewer.
Does this feed contain soy?
Yes, it contains soy, which has been a point of contention for some buyers.
Is this feed suitable for ducks?
Mixed reviews; some ducks like it, others do not, it varies by how well and efficient such a pelletulated feed is both in waste compared to crumble.
Highlighted Reviews
"I have purchased this brand from a local feed store (not Chewy) and my ducks transitioned well from flock raiser crumbles to this. They even run to the storage bucket and get their heads in before I can take the scoop out. The pellets are a good shape and my crooked bill drake has no issues eating i..."
"The chickens don't like this. Most of it turns to smush before they eat it. They aren't thrilled about pellets in general, but this is their least favorite."
Bottom Line
Consumers should test this product directly with their ducks, bearing in mind that there is a noticeable variation in reviews, particularly regarding the fact that the birds' preference might lean towards crumble, and they are more prone to wasting food if that isn't ideal for them.