Suets
Suet for Birds
Suet for birds is simply animal fat, usually beef or mutton, that can be mixed with grains and cereals to provide nutritious, balanced food for birds that they will absolutely love to eat. Most importantly, suet bird food is a high-energy food that you can give wild and garden birds all year round. These foods are available in a variety of forms such as pellets, bricks, logs or balls that you can place on bird tables, ground feeder trays and even hanging feeders.
Suet Balls | Suet Blocks | Suet Cakes | Suet Coconut | Suet Pellets | Suet Peanut Butter | Suet Logs
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- CJ Wildlife London Squirrel Resistant Peanut Butter Feeder3 reviews
- 3.6666666666667 out of 5
- Maureen
- Well Made I€™ve got several feeders from this maker and I got this to stop squirrels eating the peanut butter. I now only have the pods which although they fit inside this feeder I€™ve had to put a strip of white tac in it as the tray is too big for the
Wild Bird Insect Suet Pellets3 reviews- 4 out of 5
- Christine Des-Forges
- One. Of the bird’s favourite ??
Garden Bird & Wildlife Sunflower Heart 3/4 Coconut1 review- 5 out of 5
Sunflower Suet Pellets1 review- 5 out of 5
Garden Bird & Wildlife Seed & Nut Peanut Bird Butter1 review- 1 out of 5
Garden Bird & Wildlife Nutty Suet Pellets1 review- 5 out of 5
Essential Food Pack1 review- 4 out of 5
- Jb
- Nice to have a variety Fat balls and seed going well birds haven€™t found the peanuts yet
Insect Suet Pellets1 review- 5 out of 5
Fruity Suet Pellets1 review- 5 out of 5
