Fat Balls for Birds | Wild Bird Suet Balls

Suet Balls For Birds

A great way to ensure wild birds have the energy boost they need, fat balls for birds can be fed at any time of the year and are a nutritional addition to your bird feeder or table. They are also irresistible to a host of bird species, including tits, chaffinches, dunnocks, nuthatches, starlings and woodpeckers.

Conveniently sized and easy to use and store, our great value wild bird fat balls are tasty treats and include a variety of ingredients, including quality beef suet, cereals, wheat flour, seeds and dried mealworms. Suet balls for birds are best used in our compatible fat ball feeders, which can be hung around the garden.

Choose from our every day, great value suet balls through to our premium fat balls, all guaranteed to be at the best prices you can find online. Available in multi-ball packs from 20 to 150 fat balls per pack, our fat balls for birds are also exceptional value.

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Fat Ball FAQ's

See below answers to some common questions we get asked about fat balls for birds.

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Do birds eat fat balls all year round?

Birds can eat fat balls all year round, but we wouldn’t recommend providing them in the warmer months. The fat can go rancid quickly in the heat and cause illness. Birds also don’t need as much fat in their diets over the summer, so you can just stick to putting fat balls out in the winter, autumn, and the start of spring before temperatures rise.

Are fat balls good for birds?

Yes, fat balls are good for birds as part of a varied diet. They can also contain fruit and insects to give them extra nutrition. Our Suet Fat Ball Feeding Guide contains all the advice you might need.

How long do suet balls last?

Fat balls usually come with an expiry date – but generally, once put outside in the winter they will last around a week before they start to go rancid.

Can chickens eat fat balls?

Yes, chickens can eat fat balls. Offer them in moderation during the winter months.

Do fat balls attract rats?

As with any food left outside, fat balls can attract rats. Tidy up feeding areas regularly and keep fat balls in a hard-to-reach spot.

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