Quality Chicken Coop Company offers a variety of baby ducks for sale. Our day-old chicks are guaranteed to arrive 100% healthy.
Minimum duck orders: 3 baby ducks | 2025 Shipping charges for baby ducks:
Our Baby Chicks
Start or grow your flock with our large selection of live birds, including Baby Chicks, Baby Ducks and Baby Turkeys – all guaranteed to arrive 100% healthy. Need help determining which live birds are best for you? Use our Award Winning Breed Selector to find exactly what birds are right for you and your flock.
*The USPS has implemented a NEW $15 surcharge on all live animal shipments, which has been included in the prices above. We recognize the cost of shipping for a small flock is a significant investment, and we will continue our focus on providing the most value for our customers and a safe voyage for our flocks.
$70.00 for Chicks – Express Mail.
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Black Swedish Ducks The Black Swedish Duck is a striking breed that resembles a duck in a tuxedo with its dark black feathers and distinctive white “bib” running from under the bill to halfway down its chest. This breed also has some white on its wings, adding to its unique appearance. Known for being hardy…
Blue Swedish Ducks The Blue Swedish Duck is one of the oldest domesticated duck breeds and remains a favorite for many today. Known for its hardiness in cold climates and unique blue-gray plumage, this breed is easy to raise and care for. Its distinctive coloring helps it blend into surroundings, making it less visible to…
Cayuga Ducks Ducks The Cayuga Duck is an excellent dual-purpose breed used for both meat and egg production and is a favorite in poultry shows. Originally popular near Cayuga Lake in New York State, the Cayuga was recognized by the American Standard of Perfection in 1874. This breed is known for its stunning, iridescent beetle-green…
Fawn and White Runner Ducks The Indian Runner Duck is a lightweight, active, and popular breed known for its unique upright stance and excellent egg-laying abilities. Maturing at about 4-4.5 lbs for drakes and 3.5-4 lbs for hens, they have a sleek body and do not waddle like other ducks—instead, they run. Native to Malaysia,…
Khaki Campbell Ducks The Khaki Campbell duck is a highly productive egg-laying breed that originated in England in 1901, developed by Adele Campbell. Known for its impressive egg production, this duck is ideal for those who enjoy using duck eggs in cooking. Active and enthusiastic foragers, Khaki Campbells are well-suited for both farm and backyard…
Size : Large Fowl Egg Color : Brown Egg Size : Large Egg Quantity : Excellent (5/wk) Personality : Varies Abundance : Common Cold Tolerance : Hardy In Winter Feathered Feet : No Heat Tolerance : Tolerates Heat Well Rhode Island Red Chicken Originating in Rhode Island, this breed holds the honor of being…
Rouen Ducks The Rouen duck is a larger, calm, and sociable breed with the same beautiful coloration as the Mallard, but much larger and unable to fly more than 100 feet. Originating in France and recognized by the American Standard of Perfection in 1874, the Rouen is prized for both eggs and meat. This friendly…
Silver Appleyard Ducks The Silver Appleyard Duck is an easygoing, versatile breed ideal for both small and large flocks. Known for rapid growth and excellent egg-laying capabilities, it’s a great choice for dual-purpose use, providing both eggs and meat. This breed originated in the 1930s in England, developed by Reginald Appleyard, and was introduced to…
Welsh Harlequin Ducks The Welsh Harlequin duck originated in 1949, developed by Leslie Bonnet, a duck breeder in Wales. Imported to the USA between 1968 and 1980, this unique breed is now popular throughout the country. As a descendant of the Khaki Campbell, the Welsh Harlequin is an excellent egg producer, capable of laying 240-300…