Who You’ll Attract
A colourful crowd of robins, blackbirds, starlings, thrushes, wrens, tits, and finches — especially in cooler weather or breeding months when they need extra protein and energy.

How to Feed Them

• Use a suet pellet feeder, bird table, or ground tray for best results.
• Perfect for all-weather feeding – they stay soft and crumbly even in frost.
• Can also be mixed into seed or mealworm blends for variety.

Best Served In
✅ Suet pellet feeder
✅ Bird table or open tray
✅ Ground feeder for robins and thrushes
🚫 Avoid deep seed tubes (pellets can block them)

Wiggly Tip:
Scatter a handful of pellets near cover — hedges or shrubs — to attract shy visitors like wrens and dunnocks.

Made right here in Britain, our suet pellets support local feed makers, reduce transport miles, and ensure every batch is fresh and nutrient-rich.
The suet provides instant energy, mealworms add natural protein, and the berry flavour gives a sweet scent that draws birds in quickly.
Less filler, fewer miles, more goodness.

Sustainability & Packaging

• Made in Britain – supporting UK producers.
• Short supply chains = fresher feed and smaller carbon footprint.
• Compostable or recyclable packaging wherever possible.

Wiggly Tip:
Pair with Huskless Mix or British Insect Fatballs to create a full buffet that keeps birds visiting all day long.

Suet is the ultimate natural fuel.
It gives birds the concentrated energy they need to maintain warmth, fly further, and recover after nesting or migration.
When you add protein from mealworms and antioxidants from berries, you get a complete, balanced diet that supports birds’ feathers, muscles, and overall vitality.

The Science Bit:
Small garden birds can lose up to 10% of their body weight overnight in cold weather. Suet helps them replenish that energy quickly, keeping them healthy and strong year-round.

Wiggly Tip:
In spring, mix a few pellets with Live Mealworms — perfect for feeding chicks and boosting breeding success.

Storage & Freshness

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep in an airtight container for best freshness.
• Use within 6–12 months for optimum nutrition.

Goes Well With

• Softbill Mix – especially good for robins and blackbirds.
• Live Mealworms – add movement and moisture.
• British Insect Fatballs – protein-rich winter pairing.
• Huskless Mix – a clean, no-mess companion.

Wiggly Tips:

• Crush a few pellets for fledglings or smaller birds.
• Feed early in the morning and late afternoon when energy demand peaks.
• If squirrels appear, switch to a caged feeder to keep pellets safe.

Quick FAQs
Can I feed these all year?
Yes – they’re great in cold weather, breeding season, and even summer.
Do they melt in heat?
They’ll soften slightly but keep shape in shade.
Are they British-made?
Yes – produced right here in the UK.
Are they safe for fledglings?
Yes – just crush them first for smaller beaks.