Garden Wildlife Direct Premium Super Suet Fat Balls are made from top quality suet and really do give wild birds a delicious tasty treat.
These 90g Suet balls contain no fillers and are made from only the highest quality beef suet, wheat flour, peanut, millet seed, linseed, rapeseed and insects.
These fat balls are full of energy and a favourite of the birds on our feeders who just can't seem to get enough.
Available as a bag of 20 balls, box of 50 balls, a tub of 50 balls or a box of 150 balls.
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Customer Reviews
- Fat Balls Review by john siggery
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As advertised , good product (Posted on 23/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Excellent value Review by A T Watling
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Excellent value (Posted on 22/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Excellent products Review by Marilyn McMahon
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As it is 'twitterpating' time the birds are ravenous and I am filling the seed feeders each day and the birds are eating their way through 15 fat balls a day. Already I have seen in the garden (having never been visited by one before) a willow tit- first one seen in over forty years- all the regular feeders love the products! (Posted on 22/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Excellent product Review by Elaine
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The birds seem to really love the Suet balls, not seen a Blye Tit in our garden before however saw one this morning so really pleased. (Posted on 21/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Excellent Review by Katie Baker
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Best price by far, so much cheaper than in the shops.Quality Price Value
Excellent, fast delivery.
Birds are devouring them to feed themselves and their young - I think they heard I had a delivery of 150! Much better than fat balls which the birds in my garden will leave in favour of suet balls. (Posted on 21/05/2018) - The birds love 'em nearly as much as me. Review by Rachel
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Minimal waste and the birds eat everything! No where near as messy and sticky as other brands therefore less 'mould' and easier cleaning of feeders. (Posted on 19/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Initially not well receive but the birds soon grew to love them Review by Tim
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When I first put these out, the birds in my garden wouldn’t touch them but after a few weeks they were going through three or four per day.Quality Price Value
I’m sure that during the snow of the Beast from the East, the local population were able to survive on these fat balls. (Posted on 08/05/2018) - Birds are starting to eat these - at last Review by rosalind lee
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These seem to be better quality than the last ones I bought, the latter were the bottom of the price range on the site and nothing would eat them - not even the squirrels. These are still not the most popular food offered, the sunflower hearts go first, then the peanuts and only if nothing else is left, the fat balls. In previous years we have been refilling the fat balls daily, I'm not sure what has changed but the birds are not keen even if nothing else is on offer. (Posted on 07/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Silly Me. Review by Dr keith barton
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I have , over the years, bought suet balls from various places. Some were cheap and nasty crumbling in your fingers and some quite to my mind a wee bit expensive .These premium suet balls are however the bees knees.We get some really bad winters and the birds do have to hunt for food even in the gales. The suet balls are the best ones I have bought and the speed at which they disappear proves it. Buy these and watch the difference the make to your birds. (Posted on 07/05/2018)Quality Price Value - Super Fatballs Review by Derek
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Cannot keep up with these at the moment all the birds are eating them. The last delivery had quite a few broken, first time ever. Possibly mishandled by the carrier. So the bits go on the lawn for the ground feeders. (Posted on 06/05/2018)Quality Price Value
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