Mr Johnson’s Wildlife Swan, Duck & Goose Food

When feeding wildfowl everyone thinks about feeding bread but this isn’t the best choice. Bread isn’t that nutritious for birds so feeding bread can lead to vitamin deficiencies and uneaten bread can affect the cleanliness of the water, lead to greater algae build up and encourage vermin increasing the risk of spreading disease.

Feeding ducks, swans and geese at local ponds, parks & rivers can be an enchanting experience for all ages. This pastime is undertaken by thousands of adults and children every week. It can be very beneficial for the birds particularly at certain times of the year when food can be scarce or feeding is difficult.

Mr Johnson’s Wildlife Swan, Duck & Goose Food, fortified with vitamins floats longer so the birds have a better chance to eat the food. Many birds will eat the food while it is still floating on the water while some breeds prefer to eat it from below the water line. This means not a single nugget will be wasted.

FEEDING GUIDE

It is safer to feed wildfowl while they are in the water rather than while they are on the bank, not only are the birds safer in the water they also need to eat the food with water to aid their digestion.
Scatter Mr Johnson’s swan, duck and goose food across the surface of the water as wide as possible, enabling many birds to reach the food without overcrowding. Allow the birds to eat what’s been offered before throwing out any more.