High-Energy Fat Balls for Wild Birds – Premium Bird Food for Year-Round Feeding
Treat your feathered friends to the best with our premium high-energy fat balls, specially designed for wild birds in the garden. These premium tasty treats are crafted with bird-safe, all-natural ingredients like beef suet, sunflower seeds, and wheat, offering the essential nutrients wild birds need throughout the year.
Our fat balls are designed to remain compact, ensuring minimal wastage so your garden birds get more of the energy-packed nutrition they need.
Whether you're feeding your garden birds in the colder months or during the warmer seasons, these calorie-dense fat balls provide essential fuel for a wide variety of species. They're the perfect way to attract birds like robins, sparrows, tits, and woodpeckers to your outdoor space!
Fancy a Free Fat Ball Feeder?
Simply add a box of 50 fat balls to your cart and use the code '50FB' at checkout to receive a free fat ball feeder with your order! It's the perfect addition to your bird-feeding setup.
FAQ:
Q1: Are the fat balls safe for birds to eat?
A: Yes, our fat balls are made with bird-safe ingredients that provide essential nutrition and energy. No harmful additives included!
Q2: What are the fat balls made of?
A: They’re crafted from premium-quality beef tallow, wheat, sunflower seeds, grit, and calcium carbonate – all natural ingredients.
Q3: What kinds of birds will eat the fat balls?
A: Fat balls attract a variety of birds including chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, woodpeckers, starlings, sparrows, and finches.
Q4: How do I use the fat balls?
A: Place or hang them in mesh feeders, platform feeders, trees, or any spot where birds can safely access them.
Q5: Do the fat balls crumble and make a mess?
A: No! The gritty texture ensures the fat balls remain intact, minimizing any crumbling or mess.
Q6: How long do fat balls usually last?
A: In moderate temperatures, fat balls last 1-2 weeks. In warmer weather, they should be replaced more often. In colder conditions, they can last up to 3 weeks.
Q7: Should I refrigerate or freeze the fat balls?
A: Refrigerate during warmer months if they become too soft. In winter, you can microwave them for 5 seconds to soften.
Q8: Can I feed fat balls year-round?
A: Absolutely! They provide essential nutrition all year, and the fat content supports the growth of young birds in summer.
Ingredients:
Kibbled Maize, Wheat, Beef Suet, Calcium Carbonate, Red Dari, Sunflower Seeds
Directions:
Feed using a mesh fat ball feeder and keep fresh, clean water available nearby.