Brown's Garden Chic! Bird Lovers' Blend Suet Cake Wild Bird Food
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Roll out the ultimate buffet for your wild birds with Brown’s Garden Chic! Bird Lover’s Blend Suet Cake Wild Bird Food. This fresh suet is blended with all your feathered friends’ favorites—including millet, sunflower seeds and roasted peanuts. It’s a great feed option for a variety of birds and offers power-packed fat and energy for hard winter months and spring nesting. It’s also designed to fit into wire feeding baskets to help you easily feed your beaked buddies—no matter what time of year!
Key Benefits- This fresh suet is made to support the energy needs of wild birds year-round.
- Contains tasty millet, sunflower seeds and roasted peanuts.
- Packed with energy your bird buddies need—both during winter months and spring nesting.
- Appeals to a wide variety of wild birds.
- Designed to fit into wire feeding baskets for easy feeding.
Manufactured in a facility that processes shrimp, peanuts and other tree nuts. Not for human consumption.
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Item Number159311
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Weight11.04 ounces
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Feeder TypeSuet Cake Holder
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Farm Animal TypeN/A
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Bird TypeWild Bird, Bluebird, Woodpecker, Chickadee, Nuthatch, Flicker, Warbler, Thrasher, Jay, Mockingbird, Oriole
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Food FormSuet
Rendered Beef Suet, Corn, Milo, Wheat, Millet, Sunflower Seeds, Peanuts, And Orange Flavoring.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 4.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 30.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 12.0% max |
Place the suet in a specially designed suet feeder and hang it from a tree branch or hook.
Customer Reviews
89% Recommend
89% of reviewersrecommend this product
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Suet Attraction
By MariaPep on Jul 25, 2021
Ever since I put out this suet I have seen a lot of birds eating it. The seem to enjoy pecking at. I also noticed a lot more woodpeckers flocking about.
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Woodpeckers love this suet
By Monique on Mar 7, 2021
Redbellied woodpecker now stops by several times a day to eat this suet. Nuthatches also like it. The starlings and grackels don't seem to like it that much which is a bonus; I don't want to feed them.
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My wild birds won't eat it
By William on Mar 22, 2021
I live in North Texas-I have several wild birds visit my birdfeeders, but they will not eat this Suet. I'll go back to C&S-I know they liked that one.
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The Birds Love It
By 1240 on Jan 26, 2021
Got this suet to feed the neighborhood birds and by extension entertain our cat with “bird tv” through the front window. A success on both fronts. One brick barely lasts a week and a half as they get through it quickly.
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Wild Birds are happy !!!
By BarbiAnn on May 21, 2021
I've even seen a pileated woodpecker eating these tasty morsels !
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Birds ignored this! First Chewy product fail.
By Scottiefan on Dec 30, 2020
I live on a large property near a forest in Florida. Tons of birds on my feeders. All kinds. Hung on the tall feeder with the trays. A few landed on it and checked it out. Not one was interested. Got hard and dried out. Put it in a tree that the squirrels hang out in and they've been chipping away at it.
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Great company
By Birdlovin on Jun 13, 2021
Orders arrive quickly. They work great with my vet!
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The 'possum loved it!
By Materqueen on Jan 4, 2021
I hung the suet in our crape myrtle tree and a couple of days later we had 50 mph winds, blowing the suet out of the tree. The 'possum living in our garden thoroughly enjoyed it!
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Birds love it
By Lily on Jan 25, 2021
I have quite a variety of birds that come to my house & they all seem to like the suet. Even the squirrels like it unfortunately.
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This was a hit with the birds!
By starry1219 on Feb 2, 2021
It only lasted a few days! The birds in my yard ate it up! I saw lots of colorful birds enjoying this suet.
