Price range: £14.99 through £24.99
Fatballs without Nets. Best fed from a special feeder or bird table. Made with suet, cereals and seeds. Fat is a very valuable energy source for all wildbirds especially in colder weather
Composition:
Oils and Fats, Wheat, Sunflower Seeds, Natural Minerals, Corn Flour, Maize and Sorghum
Protein 8.1%, Oil 18.5%, Fibre 3.3%, Ash 7.4%
| QUANTITY | FAT BALLS X 50, FAT BALLS X 100, FAT BALLS X 150 |
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UK MAINLAND FREE EXPRESS DELIVERY
Orders received and paid for before 11am Monday - Friday will be despatched via DPD on a 24-48hr service. over 98% of our customers receive their orders the next working day. However, deliveries may take up to 48 hours during busy periods. Delivery days for DPD are Monday - Saturday and do not currently include Sundays and Bank Holiday deliveries. Smaller orders of 10kg's and below may be sent with Royal Mail using their Tracked24 service, again these are usually delivered the next day, however, can take up to 48 hours during busier periods. If you do not received your order within 48hours we ask that you please contact us on 0800 069 9398 HIGHLANDS, ISLANDS & NORTHERN IRELAND AND REMOTE POSTCODES For those in the Highlands, Islands or Northern Ireland your shipping will be auto calculated for you at the checkout stage, this will be dependent on your delivery location and the services available to you. Shipping costs will vary for the Highlands, Islands or Northern Ireland (and what our carrier deems to be remote postcodes). Depending on the service selected which will be auto calculated prior to checkout using out postcode shipping tool in the basket section of our website. A full list of our delivery terms & condition can be found here
RAF-Al (verified owner) –
I like not having all of those wasteful nets but, on the downside, the birds just love these balls far too much that I order the largest quantity I can afford to see me through Autumn/Winter. I ration them when the migrant starlings arrive as no other birds, except the magpies and rooks, can compete, with the latter trying to steal the whole feeder full! I do play ‘hide the fat ball’ in places that favour the smaller birds, but they still don’t last long.
I have tried several types of the cheaper superstore fat balls but, mostly, they just do not get touched. I’d sooner my little visitors ate and enjoyed their food than waste money on the cheaper balls.