C&S Sunflower Treat Suet Wild Bird Food, Case of 12

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Description

Make dinner a winner for your wild wingmen with C&S Sunflower Treat Suet Wild Bird Food. This wild bird suet is produced using a nutritious formula that appeals to a wide variety of wild birds. It features corn, white millet and sunflower hearts mixed with high-quality beef fat. This wild bird feed is crafted to be a concentrated source of energy for your amigos. It’s ideal for year-round feeding and proudly made in the USA.

 Key Benefits
  • Savory sunflower suet for wild birds.
  • Crafted to be a concentrated source of energy for your amigos.
  • Produced using a nutritious formula that appeals to a wide variety of wild birds.
  • Features corn, white millet and sunflower hearts mixed with high-quality beef fat.
  • Proudly made in the USA.
Precautions

Food for wild birds only. This product may contain one or all of the following allergens: Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Soy, Fish, and Shellfish.

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  • Item Number
    239542
  • Dimensions
    15.3 x 5.2 x 5 inches
  • Weight
    9.0 pounds
  • Feeder Type
    Suet Cake Holder
  • Bird Type
    Wild Bird
  • Food Form
    Suet
Nutritional Info
Ingredients

Rendered Beef Suet, Corn, White Millet, Sunflower Hearts

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein4.0% min
Crude Fat35.0% min
Crude Fiber10.0% max
Feeding Instructions

Refrigerate for easy removal. Remove wrap and insert cake into feeder.

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  • 1 out of 5 stars

    Must be distasteful

    By Gail on Oct 29, 2020

    No birds or other roaming animals ate this suet - I took it out of the cage, broke up on ground and was still there days later.

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