• Hanging coconut shell with suet inside
  • Coco Fat Feeder - Haith's
  • Coco Fat Feeder - Haith's
  • Coco Fat Feeder - Haith's
  • Coco Fat Feeder - Haith's
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Coco Fat Feeder

Coco Fat Feeder

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Size

Ideal for

Blackbird, Song Thrush, Robin, Wren, Dunnock, Great Tit, Blue Tit, Coal Tit, Long-Tailed Tit, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, Siskin, Starling, House Sparrow, Great Spotted Woodpecker

Great value and enjoyable way to feed seed-rich, high-energy suet.

A half coconut shell filled with seed-rich suet is ready to hang in your garden. Unwrap it, hang it, and prepare for bird visitors from blue tits and finches to starlings and Long-tailed Tits - or even a swashbuckling Great Spotted Woodpecker.

Composition: Cereals, oils & fats, minerals, seeds.

Storage: Store in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight.

(May vary in size)

Please Note: Our products are manufactured in a facility that handles nuts and may contain traces of nuts.

 

 

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What are fat balls, and how are they beneficial for birds?

Fat balls are compact feed items made from a mix of fats, seeds, and grains, offering high-energy nutrition essential for birds, especially during colder months or breeding seasons.

Shop fat balls from Haith's for garden birds here

Why choose Haith’s for fat balls?

Our original and cost-effective formula is delivered without nets. These popular fat balls are simple yet incredibly effective. They're adored by birds and bird enthusiasts alike for their versatility. Whether in dedicated feeders, whole on bird tables or diced for smaller birds like tits and finches, Haith's Fat Balls provide high-energy nutrition.

Are Haith's fat balls environmentally friendly?

Absolutely! Haith's fat balls are supplied without nets, reducing unnecessary packaging and
promoting environmental friendliness.

Super Value Fat Balls (without nets) FAQs

Can Haith's fat balls be offered year-round?

Yes, they are formulated for year-round feeding, providing consistent nutrition for birds in all seasons.

Do I need a dedicated feeder for Haith's fat balls?

While not necessary, dedicated feeders optimise the feeding experience, preventing wastage and ensuring easy access for birds. Shop our Suet Feeders range here.

How should I store Haith's Fat Balls for Optimal Freshness?

Storing them in a cool, dry place preserves their freshness, ensuring birds receive high-quality nutrition.

 

 

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  • 5 stars: 15 (75%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (10%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (5%)
  • 1 star: 2 (10%)
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CATHERINE PAYNE-JOHNSON (Birkenhead, GB)
Individually packed coconuts

Individually packed coconuts. Suitable length of string supports and stay attached. Don't go rancid. They soon get demolished.

Hi Catherine, thank you for your lovely review! We're so glad you’re happy with the Coco Fat Feeder. We appreciate your support.

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Susan Jackson (Birmingham, GB)
Our birds love them especially the woodpecker

Our birds love them especially the woodpecker.

Hello, we are so happy to hear that your birds, especially the woodpecker, are enjoying our Coco Fat Feeder. Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. Happy bird watching!

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Jeane (Bulford, GB)
My birds love them especially the young starlings

My birds love them especially the young starlings. I don’t hang them out in the heat as they melt. I will order more

Hello, thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We're thrilled to hear that your birds, especially the young starlings, are enjoying our Coco Fat Feeders.

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Hi Joanna thank you for your review! We are glad to hear that the Coco Fat Suet Feeder is a hit with a variety of birds, including blue tits, great tits, starlings, and great spotted woodpeckers. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by the suet falling out of the shell and will make sure to pass this feedback along to our team. Happy bird watching!

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Gill (Oban, GB)
Coconuts are a BIG success

All the birds love it and eat them very quickly.

Hello Gill, thank you for your review. That is fantastic news, they do love their seeds.

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Harold Selvey (Barking, GB)

WAS NOT VERY HAPPY WITH LAST LOT VERY SMALL LOT BEFORE WERE TWICE THE SIZE THANK YOU H E SELVEY

Hello Harold, thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear that your were unhappy with the Coco Fat Feeders you received. Due to the natural nature of these products, they do vary in size, and this is stated on the website to make our customers aware of this.

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Iain Shephard (Telford, GB)
Disappointed

Even allowing for the fact that the coco fat feeder was on offer (25% off), I was surprised how small the coconut shell was. I haven't put it out in the garden yet, but I'm hoping the birds appreciate it more than I did.

Hello Iain, we apologise for any disappointment. Natural variations occur in products like these. We're sure the garden birds will still enjoy it.

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Isobel Treloar (Alton, GB)
Not popular

Unfortunately the birds in my garden are not very interested in the contents of these half coconuts. The ones I have had before (maybe from somewhere else) have gone very quickly but these are hardly touched after a week.

Hello Isobel, thank you for leaving a review for our Coco Fat Feeder. We apologise that the birds in your garden have not been showing much interest in the product. These are very popular with the garden birds normally, We appreciate your feedback

Thank you for choosing our product and for bringing this issue to our attention.

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Helen Laws (Hartlepool, GB)
Coconut feeders

Birds love them. They have been very handy if the weather is bad and I can't get out so often to fill up the feeders - hang up some extra coconut feeders. And I can have a sleep-in.

Hi Helen, many thanks for your great review.

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Dudley Bennett (Wareham, GB)
Nuts about Coco

Birds love them

Hello Dudley, many thanks for your review. Coco Fat Feeders are certainly a popular choice amongst garden birds.

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Gustav (Stone, GB)
Half coconut joy

Such enjoyment watching the contortions of the many birds that come to feast on them. Thank you for quality feed and great service.

Hello, thank you for your lovely review. Lovely to hear that your garden birds are enjoying the suet.

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Tess (Southampton, GB)
All birds loved this

Our usual visitors the Robins, blue tits and great tits and woodpecker loved this

Hello Tess, thank you for your review the coco feeders are always a popular one with the birds and all you have to do is just hang them up and the birds will do the rest.

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Brian Malkin (Crewe, GB)

Not sure how those coco-fat feeds will be accepted by Feathered Ones, Well I bought them as a gift for my aged sister to use in her garden to see how things do on the other side of town.

Hello Brian, thank you for your email. These Coco Fat feeds are great, the wild birds love them, just take off the covering and hang them up and let the birds do the rest.

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Wendy Bailey (Bournemouth, GB)
Birds love the

Neat feeders. Very popular with a wide species of birds. Squirrels too!
Will buy again.

Thank you for the review of the Coco Fat Feeder, we are happy to hear that they are so popular with birds and squirrels alike.

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S Allison (Sheringham, GB)
Disappointed with latest order

The birds don’t like the coco fat feeders from my last order- they loved the ones ordered earlier in the year - also having bought the square fat feeders they don’t like them either. I think I’m feeding pigeons if they can reach them which is not the idea! Must remember not to order this time of the year and get larger quantities earlier on. Looking at the catalogue I think they look like the Robin feast far feeders.

Hello, we're sorry to read that the coco feeders didn't work in your garden this time. The species of birds (as you will already know) do fluctuate throughout the year and changes in temperature do affect the demand on suet and it sounds like your birds are probably looking for seed diets at this time of the year. They do keep us guessing don't they?!

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C Lenox-Conyngham
coco fat feeder Review

"This is such a good product and the birds love it - the string attached is very useful to hang straight up , birds soon come flocking in ."

'Thanks for your kind words we are pleased you are happy with our products. We look forward to hearing from you again soon.Best wishesHaith's '

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Donald Flanders
Excellent

"Brilliant response from birds.Had six Blue Tits all waitng their turn to feed!"

'Many thanks for your review Mr Flanders. I'm pleased our products have been successful in your garden and we look forward to receiving your next order.Kind regardsHaith's Customer Service Team'

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bronwen
Can'T Get A Look In!

"Baby starlings can eat a coconut feeder in one morning, my little birds sit looking longingly at this feast. I have now hidden one in a tree , the little birds have found it and the greedy big birds can't get at it."

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Rebecca Taylor
Very popular with the birds

"These feeders are incredibly popular in our garden. The Long-tailed Tits, Coal Tits and Blue Tits love them, and we are always amused by the lengths the Blackbirds, Starlings and Great Spotted Woodpecker will go to, to try to get a bite."

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Wendy E.A. Blewett
Coconut feasts

"The Birds love them, but unfortunately the Squirrels bite through the string and then take them away and no doubt consume the lot. I have found the only way to stop the Squirrel(so far!) is to hang the cocunut feasts on a very long piece of wire threaded through the hole where the string is and watch how frustrated the Squirrels get! I have passed this idea onto my friends and they have found it works."