The Wild Bird Standard Suet Fat Balls Feed 50 Tub Food for All Seasons Full of Nutrients and Energy

50 STANDARD SUET FAT BALLS - Packed wIth essential oils, proteins and fats, our Suet Fat Balls are the perfect high-energy food to combat cold weather and keep wild birds healthy throughout all seasons. These nutritious fat balls help birds maintain their energy levels, promote feather health, and support overall wellbeing. Simply add to a fat ball feeder, bird table or in a ground feeder. Always ensure fresh water is available. (Size: 4kg Tub, 50 Fat Balls). MADE WITH HUMAN-GRADE BEEF TALLOW - Our Suet Fat Balls are made with human-grade beef tallow which is rich in essential vitamins and fully traceable from farm to feeder, ensuring quality you can trust. We clean all ingredients on-site to minimise dust and chaff, and manufacture everything in our Lincolnshire factory to provide the highest possible nutritional value for the birds we feed. 4KG REUSABLE TUB - The large 4kg tub means fewer refills and more time enjoying your garden birds. It keeps fat balls fresh, dry and protected, ready whenever you need them. The sturdy, compact design is easy to carry and stack, saving valuable space in your shed, garage or utility room. Perfect for regular feeders and multiple feeding stations. SUPPORT BIRD CONSERVATION - With wild bird populations sadly in decline, providing a reliable food source is more important than ever! By feeding garden birds, you play an important role in ensuring that all birds have the resources available that they need to survive. Not only does this help protect bird species, but it also allows you to enjoy the rewarding experience of watching a variety of wild birds visit your garden, bringing nature’s beauty and vitality right to your doorstep. LOVED BY BIRDS - High in energy and rich in protein, these fat balls are a true favourite among all wild, garden birds. Loved by Blue Tits, Robins, Dunnocks, Long Tailed Tits, House Sparrows and many more. For best results, place feeders in quiet, private spots such as back gardens or near trees and dense shrubbery where birds feel safe.