Sunflower Seeds & Hearts

Sunflower Hearts

Added to your usual wild bird seed mix or used in a separate bird feeder, sunflower seeds and sunflower hearts are an excellent way to boost your garden birds’ diet. Full of natural goodness and bird-friendly fats and fibre, our Sunflower Seeds and Hearts selection is a bird treat that will keep them coming back for more.

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Sunflower Hearts Bucket

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Feed Bundle - Sunflower Heart Chips & Fledgling Mix

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Sunflower Seeds For Birds

Packed full of nutritional goodness, our sunflower seeds for birds range is suitable for a wide range of hungry garden birds and will be a particular attraction for some of our favourites, including the blue tit, robin and house sparrow.

Our sunflower hearts for birds range is available as kernel hearts or chips and will help to support the nutritional and energy requirements of your visiting garden birds. Our premium sunflower hearts bird food is also less likely to germinate as the husks are removed to leave just the tender and delicious seed centre without any debris around the bird feeder. Or for smaller birds, opt for sunflower chips that are easier for them to hold and swallow.

With our cheapest online promise, all our sunflower seeds and hearts bird food also offers excellent quality and value, meaning this tasty morsel can be a regular bird feeder treat in your garden.

Tasty Treat

Bring a little sunshine to your bird table with our popular sunflower seeds and hearts range. With sizes suitable for small and larger birds, as well as our premium husk free and no mess sunflower hearts, there’s a tasty treat for every garden bird.

Available in a choice of money-saving sizes, order today and you can also take advantage of our free delivery service on all orders over £25.

Sunflower Hearts FAQ's

See below answers to some common questions we get asked about sunflower hearts.

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What birds eat sunflower hearts?

Most wild and garden birds enjoy eating sunflower hearts – no matter the size or breed. Sunflower hearts are favoured by tits and goldfinches, but other species like chaffinches, sparrows, robins, and starlings also eat them. Learn more by reading our sunflower seeds feeding guide.

Where can I buy sunflower hearts for birds?

You can purchase them from garden centres – or buy online from our safe and secure website (just scroll up!)

Can budgies and parrots eat sunflower hearts?

Sunflower hearts are safe for budgies and parrots to eat in moderation.

Do starlings eat sunflower hearts?

Yes, starlings do eat sunflower hearts.

Do blackbirds eat sunflower hearts?

Yes, blackbirds can eat sunflower hearts.

Do robins eat sunflower hearts?

Yes, robins will eat sunflower hearts.

Do pigeons eat sunflower hearts?

Absolutely, pigeons love sunflower hearts.

Do hedgehogs like sunflower hearts?

Yes, they do like sunflower hearts. They have a high fat content, which hedgehogs really love. They should only be offered as a treat and shouldn’t form the bulk of their diet – instead, you can purchase specially formulated hedgehog food.

Do squirrels eat sunflower hearts?

Yes, squirrels will eat sunflower hearts if they have the opportunity to.

Can hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, and rabbits eat sunflower seeds?

Yes, especially when the temperatures drop. Sunflower seeds can be a great source of fat and vitamins for your favourite furry companions.

Can ducks eat sunflower seeds?

Yes, ducks can eat any type of sunflower seed.

Can dogs have sunflower seeds?

Yes, but they should always be peeled. The outer shell can make dogs unwell by causing blockages.

Can horses have sunflower seeds?

Yes, horses can eat sunflower seeds and their food can safely be supplemented with them.