Super Suet Fat Balls for Birds

Our best-selling fat balls. High in calories with great taste and texture!

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Our delicious Super Suet fat balls are packed full of nutritious ingredients, including delicious beef suet, wheat flour, peanut flour, dried mealworms and insects – plus millet, linseed and tiny rapeseed. All part of a healthy and varied diet!

These fat balls are a great source of essential nutrients for wild birds, and they also have a delicious taste and irresistible texture that your feathered friends will simply adore.

Available in packs of 12, 50 and 150. The box of 50 fat balls has a net weight of 4.5kg while the box of 150 fat balls weighs 13kg.

PLEASE NOTE: This product contains peanuts!

Birds love our fat balls because...

They're packed with calories to give your garden birds a much-needed energy boost during the nesting season.
They're high in essential fats. In fact, they contain 50% more fat than traditional fat balls for birds!
They help birds to stay warm during the cold winter months, when energy-rich foods are scarce.
They're softer than other fat balls thanks to their high fat content. This makes them nice and easy to peck, even when it's chilly outside!

Soft-billed garden birds (and fledglings in particular) will find our Super Suet fat balls very easy to consume. The balls won't crumble and disintegrate in extremely cold weather conditions, but they may soften during warm summer months.

What do our customers think of these fat balls?

"Best fat balls on the market. Birds really enjoy them." – Rosemary, Buckinghamshire

"The best fat balls I have ever bought." – Cheryl, Powys

"The birds seem to prefer these fat balls over any other type we have tried!" – Heather, West Yorkshire

"Best fat balls on the market in our opinion...and that of our garden birds!" – David, Warwickshire

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Julie

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04/06/2023

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Don't waste your money on the garden centre and supermarket brand suet balls. These are in a completely different league due to the very high suet content. You'll notice the difference as soon as you purchase these as the other suet balls are very dry and hard, and don't attract birds the way these do. Believe me, once 'word' gets out that these suet balls are available, you'll attract a greater variety of birds.

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Diane

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14/05/2023

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Really fast delivery from this company and the birds love these fat balls!

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Don

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27/04/2023

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Excellent quality suet balls at a great price. Highly recommend, first class service as well. The birds absolutely love them but unfortunately the squirrels love them too !!

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Anne Wilkinson

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18/01/2023

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Certainly the best fat balls on the market. My birds love them and shun next doors that are purchased from a supermarket. I once had to buy fat balls from another source because Street End had none available at the time. Suffice to say I threw them away because they were obviously inferior and of no nutritional value to the birds. Street End fat balls are top quality and fairly priced. I have no hesitation in recommending them.

Fat ball FAQs

Are fat balls good for birds?
Yes, fat balls are a great source of energy and essential fats. They are particularly beneficial during winter and the nesting season, when birds needs all the calories they can get.

Where should I put my fat balls?
In a fat ball feeder! Try to place the fat balls in a relatively high spot so that unwanted garden visitors can't steal them and scare away the birds.

How much does each fat ball weigh?
Each fat ball weighs 85g.

How should I store my fat balls?
Store the fat balls in a cool, dry place. If possible, put them in a plastic tub or other artight container. During heatwaves, you can store them in the freezer to keep them fresh!

What birds like fat balls?
Fat balls are popular with many different bird species, including...
- Starlings
- Sparrows
- Blackbirds
- Tits
- Nuthatches
- Wrens
- Thrushes
- Woodpeckers

Do fat balls go bad?
Fat balls will eventually go bad if left outside for too long (especially in warm weather). Once a week, you should throw away any uneaten suet balls and replace them with fresh ones. Of course, our Super Suet fat balls are a big hit with garden birds so it's quite rare for them to sit uneaten for that long!