Super Suet Fat Balls Reviews

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With 50% more fat than our traditional Suet Fat Balls, our Super Suet Fat Balls are a firm favourite with garden birds and an extremely popular choice in most peoples' gardens. They are a valuable source of energy for a wide range of species, with the Tit family especially enjoying them. Made up of mealworm powder, peanut & wheat flour, finely ground & mixed with the suet, giving a pale finish. Beware of cheap suet balls as they can be mixed with sand, grit or sweepings to bulk them out

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Mrs Hilary Roden

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“These are relished by all the birds visiting our garden. They were not available at the beginning of the covid pandemic so were substituted by a lesser type. But the birds did not like them, apart from the herring gulls. In fact, I put some out each night for 'our' badgers. In short, these suet fat balls are really super.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Melissa Dixon

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“I can't speak for the birds but based on the rate that these disappear one can only conclude that they love them. Several starlings are being raised on them at the moment too. The service from Vine House Farm has been exemplary as usual. And to know that you will be making a donation to the all important Wildlife Trusts thanks for my order puts that extra bounce in my step as I fill up the feeders. Thanks”

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KEVIN GARTHWAITE

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“The birds absolutely love these fat balls.”

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Janine Warren

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“Fabulous quality really pleased with these suet balls. They are the only ones ‘my birds’ will eat”

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Mr Alan Howe

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“Simply the best fat balls I have ever Purchased . I put 5 in the feeder and within half a day all gone, birds can’t get enough of them, definitely 5 stars.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“My local starlings appreciate their daily scoff of the fatballs - as do the sparrows and blue tits that take their (smaller) share.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Sally Parker

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“Super. We are getting blackbirds and blue tits back to our garden. They had not been for months. The pigeons also eat their fair share of bird food.”