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What You Need to Know Before Bringing Home Ducks

Updated: May 11

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck – do you know how to care for it?


The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society recently had about a dozen ducklings from various locations around the GTA come into its care. Many were found wandering in urban areas, some in poor shape due to dehydration and lack of food.


Some people may think it’s fun to foster them as an activity for the family, but it’s important to keep in mind the specialized care they require. While ducklings are cute, know what you’re getting into before you agree to foster them or provide them with a life-long home.


HERE is everything you need to know before you decide to bring ducks home.



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