Garden TingPremium Duck and Swan Food, 3 Litre

Ducks and water birds love this food, knowing we are giving them food that is good for their health rather than bread. The children love going round the lakes and feeding the birds. We found the pieces were bigger than previous foods we have bought which means they didn't last as long before we ran out of them. They are not so good value foroney if you want them to last longer longer, but you do get the same amount. They are always asking for more so I guess they taste good to them and seem easy to eat.

Love the fact that these pellets float and - so it seems - so do the ducks, swans and geese. If you don’t want feral pigeons eating them make sure you throw them onto water. Wish more people would use these rather than bread. We keep a tub in the car so we are ready if we find ourselves near waterfowl.

I’ve been getting the 3 litre tubs, pretty good value and the swans and ducks seem to love it. The ducks have been bringing their babies for food each day and it’s been a joy to watch them grow.The container itself is also good quality, when empty it can be used for other things,useful for storing cleaning products in as it has a good carry handle.

Swans and ducks loved it

The ducks on our local pond love this food . Because it floats plenty of the birds are able to get their treats . Far better than bread etc and more healthy

Swans and ducks love it. I only take a handful to the pond at any ne time. The more I take, the more they eat. Good that it floats.

Take my grand children to local park and feed the ducks this product is perfect ,as soon as they see the food there hundreds ,so they must love it

due to the largish size of these pellets and their light weight, they do float well on water. They seemed to be well received by the birds in general, but I did notice on occasions some ducks seemed to struggle a bit swallowing it, so have decided not to buy again. I have tried another brand with smaller pellets, but not all of them float, so it looks like a case of using trial and error to get the right ones.