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Berry Suet Pellets (Refill) - 3kg

40-34-1206

£8.99 (£3.00/Kg)
Berry Suet Pellets (Bag) - 12.75kg

40-37-1206a

£21.99 (£1.72/Kg)
Berry Suet Pellets - 25.5kg (2 x 12.75kg bags)

40-38-1206

£35.99 (£1.41/Kg)

3kg

(£3.00/Kg)

£8.99

12.75kg

(£1.72/Kg)

£21.99

25.5kg

(£1.41/Kg)

£35.99

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Product Details

All our treat pellets are supplied in bags unless otherwise stated.Extremely popular with softbills and especially Robins, our berry treats contain a delicious b ...

All our treat pellets are supplied in bags unless otherwise stated.

Extremely popular with softbills and especially Robins, our berry treats contain a delicious blend of wild berries encased within a super rich suet pellet. Scatter on the ground or table, they can even be added to seed mixes and put into feeders. The perfect bird fast food!

Ingredients

Wheat flour, beef fat, peanut flour, glucose, red colourant and cranberry flavour.

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Okay Review by Alistair
Okay (Posted on 07/01/2021)

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Great! Review by Wendy
The birds seem to enjoy this. (Posted on 23/07/2020)

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The Birds love them. Review by Ann S
I have purchased cheaper alternatives in the past. (I know), but the birds know what they like. I always buy the Berry Suet Pelllets now and they are down on the bird table in no time. The squirrels also love them, but I haven't the heart to chase them off. An Excellent product and well worth the money. (Posted on 18/06/2020)

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The birds love them. Review by Adele
The birds are gobbling these up as if they haven't eaten for a month! The starlings seem to love them best. (Posted on 11/05/2020)

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Pigeons love . Review by Louise
Bought for wood pigeons that I feed - they love these along with sunflower hearts and sunflower suet balls broken up for them. (Posted on 20/04/2020)