Wild Bird Suet Cakes & Blocks - Best Prices

Suet Cakes

Fresh, tasty and full of nutritional goodness, our suet cakes and suet blocks for birds are a real bird table treat. Set in convenient blocks, we stock a variety of suet cake recipes designed to give wild birds a balanced nutritional boost, while providing a taste they will find irresistible. Our gourmet range includes berries, fruit, insects or mealworms to tantalise those wild bird taste buds.

All our suet cakes and suet blocks are also developed for high energy release and can be particularly useful during colder weather as well as the breeding and moulting seasons. Each block is also individually wrapped for freshness and are available in a choice of pack sizes and quantities. Use on your bird table or opt for one of our high-quality suet cake feeders and watch those wild birds devour these super tasty treats.

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Perfect for an extra energy and calorie boost during the colder seasons or for supporting good health in wild birds year-round, our suet cakes and blocks are excellent value and come with our triple quality check guarantee.

And with our promise to make caring for wildlife affordable for all, you can treat your garden’s wild birds, thanks to the lowest online UK prices around.

Select from our delicious range of wild bird suet cakes and blocks and get free delivery on all orders over £10.

Bird Suet Cake/Block FAQ's

See below answers to some common questions we get asked about our suet cakes/blocks for birds.

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Are suet cakes good for birds?

Suet cakes are excellent for birds. They should be fed to them in the winter when they need extra fats and energy. Read our guide to learn everything you need to know about suet.

Can chickens eat suet cakes?

They can, but not regularly. Suet cakes provide good enrichment, pecking at them can keep chickens entertained for hours.

Do squirrels eat suet cakes?

Yes, especially when they have tasty treats like seeds, nuts, and fruit inside them.

Do suet cakes go bad?

Suet cakes do go bad. You shouldn’t feed them to birds in warm months because they will go rancid quickly. Check the best before date on your suet before you put it out and check on it every couple of days.

How long do suet cakes last?

In a busy garden, suet cakes will only last 2 – 3 days. They usually go bad after 5 – 7 days but this will vary depending on the manufacturer and ingredients used, so make sure to check the packaging.

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Bird Suet Cake/Block FAQ's