Suet to Go Insect Pellets - 500g

Yes, these pellets are designed for year-round feeding. However, in very hot weather, they may soften. It's best to offer them in the cooler parts of the day or ensure they are not left to melt excessively.

They are formulated to attract a wide variety of wild birds, including tits, finches, woodpeckers, robins, and other insectivorous or omnivorous species.

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. The original packaging is suitable for storage.

No, these are a supplementary food source, providing high energy and protein. Birds should also have access to natural food sources and fresh water.

Yes, they can be fed from bird tables, scattered on a clean, flat surface on the ground, or used in a suitable pellet feeder.

Offer as much as the birds can consume within a day or two to ensure freshness, especially in warmer weather. Avoid overfilling feeders to prevent waste and spoilage.

Ensure the feeding location is safe and accessible. Try a different type of feeder or feeding location. Check if the pellets are fresh and have been stored correctly. Some birds may need time to discover a new food source.

This can happen in very warm weather. Remove the sticky pellets and offer them again when temperatures are lower. Ensure they are stored in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Consider using a feeder with smaller openings or baffles to deter larger animals. Placing feeders further away from easy access points for squirrels might help.

This usually indicates the food is getting wet. Ensure feeders are sheltered from rain or consider offering smaller amounts more frequently, especially in damp conditions. Clean feeding stations thoroughly.