C&S Orange Delight No Melt Suet Dough Wild Bird Food, Case of 12
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Give your homeboys a reason to hang out with C&S Orange Delight No Melt Suet Dough Wild Bird Food. This wild bird suet is produced using a no-melt, no-waste and no-mess formula that appeals to a wide variety of wild birds. It’s loaded with tasty peanuts to provide your pals with plenty of extra energy. This wild bird feed is crafted with a soft dough texture and pressed into a cake form for your convenience. It’s ideal for year-round feeding and proudly made in the USA.
Key Benefits- Case of 12 suet cakes for wild birds.
- Produced using a no-melt, no-waste and no-mess formula.
- Loaded with tasty peanuts to provide your pals with plenty of extra energy.
- Crafted with a soft dough texture and pressed into a cake form for your convenience.
- Proudly made in the USA.
Food for wild birds only. This product may contain one or all of the following allergens: Tree Nuts, Fish, and Shellfish.
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Item Number239548
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Dimensions15.3 x 5.2 x 5 inches
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Weight9.6 pounds
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Feeder TypeSuet Cake Holder
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Farm Animal TypeN/A
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Bird TypeWild Bird
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Food FormSuet
Corn, Roasted Peanuts, Rendered Beef Suet, Oats, Papaya, Soy Oil, Artificial Orange Flavoring
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 6.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 27.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 5.0% max |
Remove wrap and insert cake into feeder.
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Fruity goodness
By Twingirls1boy on Mar 31, 2021
Are we in Florida?? You know the sunshine state is known for oranges. Anyway a nice citrusy, fruity suet that the finches, wrens, etc enjoy. No melt, no mess, which is helpful in the hotter weather. Made in the USA. ( I received cashback as part of a CashBacK campaign)
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Good brand of suet
By Cortni on Feb 27, 2021
I have purchased suet in this brand many times. I feel that using these cakes last longer than loose feed in a feeder. The birds have to work at it more. I also like how they are easy storage to just stack in a corner of your closet and grab one quick when you need to refill. I would recommend these for any of you wild bird feeders. I received cashback on my purchase and am participating in a cashback program. This however, did not affect my personal review.
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Smells yummy and they love it.
By birdlovers on Mar 10, 2021
I love using suet cakes as a mess free and easy way to feed the birds. This suet dough smells good and attracts all kinds of birds! It’s easy to use and an inexpensive way to feed. Using a cage feeder is best with these. Also, it’s always fast to order from Chewy and get it right to your door! I received CashBack as part of a CashBack campaign.
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Orange delight
By Moriah on Mar 13, 2021
I bought the treat for a suet feeder. The cake is attracting lots of birds. It doesn’t melt in the Florida heat. Good price for the size. I received CashBack on this purchase and am participating in a CashBack program.
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Great pack
By Morg on Mar 14, 2021
Bird love these type of bird food cakes. I find these types go the quickest I have to put a fake out almost every day for the birds. I received this product for review in a cash back campaign
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Birds love it!
By Kimh on Feb 13, 2021
I bought this yesterday and the birds love it! I got it through a cashback program to try for free, but I will definitely be buying more. I love the fact that it doesn’t melt therefore I won’t be wasting any more seed.
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Another interesting product for birdies
By Kelster on Apr 8, 2021
This was another bird food product that really intrigued me and the birdies love it!
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My little birds love it!
By Sambones on Feb 11, 2021
The chickadees and wrens and white crowned sparrows gobble this suet right up. Quickly, so I’m glad to buy in bulk.
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Wild bird food
By Robby on Feb 9, 2021
My wild birds don't seem to like it as much as the peanut butter suet!
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The Best Suet
By RIZZ on Aug 26, 2020
This suet gets the best response of all. Put it out, and watch what happens.
