Unless placed directly onto a surface like a bird table, suet blocks need a feeder to fit inside. The Suet Block Feeder is a simple yet effective design, with the cage allowing birds such as Blue tits to grip onto it and therefore easily peck at the nutritious suet block. This suet block bird feeder comes in two sizes: the smaller size holds one suet block, and the larger size holds two suet blocks. The suet block feeder for birds is made from coated metal to ensure durability and to keep it from rusting.
A suet block feeder - also referred to as a suet cake feeder - can be hung from a tree branch or from a bird feeding station.
An advantage of a suet block feeder in this design, is that ground feeding birds such as Robin and Blackbird are able to stand on the flat top of the feeder and therefore can peck at the suet below them.
Delivery
Orders received by 3pm Monday to Friday will be dispatched via DHL on a no signature delivery service; simply advise us where to leave your bags. We don't deliver on Saturdays, Sundays or Bank Holidays.
Some orders less than 1kg in weight will come by Royal Mail.
Orders for Live Mealworms are sent directly from our supplier via Royal Mail. They are dispatched the same day if orders are received by 12pm Mon-Thurs; no orders are dispatched on a Friday. Please allow four working days for orders to arrive.
If you have not received your order within seven working days please contact us on 01775 630208.
We now deliver to all of mainland UK with no extra delivery charge. Please note that some postcode areas that are classed as Scottish Islands and Highlands may take 2-3 working days to arrive. For deliveries outside of these areas a £10 charge will be applied. Postcode areas affected include HS, IV41 – IV49, IV51, IV55 and IV56, KA27 and KA28, KW15 to KW17, PA20, PA41 to PA49, PA60 to PA78, PH42 to PH44, ZE, Isle of Man
We are unable to deliver to the Republic of Ireland or the Channel Islands.
Product Reviews
Jo Woods
80%
The suet block feeder does what it’s supposed to do. Pleased with purchase.
19/01/2024
Jo Woods
80%
The suet block feeder does what it’s supposed to do. Pleased with purchase.
19/01/2024
Ian Chisnall
100%
Very pleased: fast service. Free delivery. Very good quality product at great price
04/12/2023
Steve Hopley
100%
Looks fine early days. Block of suet fitted easy into the frame
06/02/2023
Caroline Fletcher
100%
All the bird food we ordered arrived safely and on time. The birds love the block food and the feeder is substantial enough for the starlings and rooks which have also found it.
30/03/2022
Caroline Fletcher
100%
All the bird food we ordered arrived safely and on time. The birds love the block food and the feeder is substantial enough for the starlings and rooks which have also found it.
30/03/2022
Jill Bentley
100%
Birds love it, but it's a little small for the holder I bought for it.
12/03/2022
Christopher May
100%
Does effectively what it says on the packet.
31/12/2021
Pauline Inwood
80%
These easily hold two suet blocks. The blocks are now getting thinner as the birds are pecking so I am just hoping that as the blocks are getting thinner the birds may need to grow their beaks to reach!
30/11/2021
Bruria Shachar-hill
100%
The birds like the two forms of suet I bought, ball and blocks go fast!
09/06/2021
Sally Valdes-scott
100%
Just to say thankyou for sending my order so promptly and so beautifully packed. The double suet-block holder is so well designed and will be very useful. You are a splendid establishment and greatly appreciated.
Suet blocks are a tried-and-tested high energy food for garden birds. Suet blocks can be placed on a flat surface like a bird table, but really they’re best fed from a suet block bird feeder which is designed for the job. A suet block feeder like this one allows birds such as Blue tit, Coal tit, Great tit, Long tailed tit, Starling, Great spotted woodpecker and Nuthatch to cling to the cage and chip away at the suet inside.
The flat surface of this suet cake feeder also acts as something of a platform for ground feeding birds such as Robin to use. Blackbirds may also use the feeder in the same way, as they’d be unable to cling to the side of the cage in the way, for example, that a species of tit would.
Suet block feeders can easily be hung from the arm of a bird feeding station or from the branch of a tree. A further option is to hammer a nail into a fence post and hang the suet block bird feeder from this.
We stock a range of suet blocks for this feeder.
Is this suet block feeder for small birds only?
Larger birds such as Jackdaws might also use this suet block feeder, so if that’s an issue in your garden because it deters smaller birds from feeding, then provide a separate caged suet block feederwhich will only allow small birds in.
What kind of birds use a suet feeder?
A wide range of birds will use a suet block feeder, including Robin, Great tit, Starling, Blue tit, Coal tit, Long-tailed tit, Great spotted woodpecker and Nuthatch.
Where is the best place to put a suet feeder?
A suet feeder can be hung from a tree branch, from the arm of a bird feeding station, or from a nail banged into a fence post.
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