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Great British Suet Fat Balls (no nets)
Great British Suet Fat Balls (no nets)
Ideal for
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
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Made with lashings of superior quality British suet, which means they're softer and more palatable plus higher in fat content - just what the birds need.
Appx. 90g each
Complementary feed for Wild Birds
Composition: Wheat Flour, Beef Tallow, Millet Seeds, Peanuts, Dried Insects
Analytical Constituents: Crude Fats & Oils 25.7%, Crude Protein 7.9%, Crude Fibre 2.4%, Crude Ash 0.7%
Feeding Instructions: Suitable for year-round feeding – use as required
Feed Hygiene Approval Number: GB86500027
ABP Regulations (1069/2009) Registration No: U1279316/ABP/WILD
Storage: Cool dry place – Best Before 6 Months
Please note: Metal bucket not included
Because fat balls are delicate and can be affected during transit, a small percentage may arrive broken. These pieces are still perfectly suitable for birds and can be offered in most fat ball feeders or simply placed on the ground or in a ground feeder.
Made in the UK.
Please Note: Our products are manufactured in a facility that handles nuts and may contain traces of nuts.
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.
These are loved by all our visitors, even jackdaws manage to hang from the feeders to get at them!
Oh, what a wonderful picture, thank you for the review
Wonderful as always.
N.B. It's extra good when you wrap the fat balls in paper ...then I get a clean box to reuse.
Hi Margaret, thank you for your lovely feedback and for sharing your reuse tip.
I've seen so many new birds on the feeder since I started using these fat balls.
Hello Dinah, Thank you for your review. We agree that suet balls are easy to use and it's lovely to hear that many new birds are are visiting your garden.
I've been buying them for years. Favourite of Sparrows Blue Tit's and Robins.
Hi Ken, many thanks for your review. We're pleased to hear that they are a hit with your garden birds!
These fat balls are excellent, so much better than the previous ones I got last year which were so hard the birds wouldn't eat them! These are soft and very popular, but I have to ration them otherwise the starlings would eat them all in one go given half a chance!
Hello, thank you for your kind words about our Great British Suet Fat Balls! We're thrilled to hear that the birds are enjoying them.
The suet balls attracted a lot more birds than some cheaper suet balls that I bought elsewhere. My problem now is that they attracted rooks, jackdaws, magpies and plagues of starlings. I have two feeders each containg five balls but the big birds empty them both out in one day which would make my box of 100 last only ten days. I will have to devise a way of deterring the big birds who manage to cling on to the sides of the feeders.
Hello Philip. Thank you for your review on our Great British Suet Fat Balls. We are glad to hear that they attract a lot of birds, but we understand your concern about the larger birds emptying the feeders quickly. Thank you for choosing our product.
Best,
Customer Service Team
The birds love them!
Hello, thanks for leaving a review for our Great British Suet Fat Balls. We're so happy to hear that the birds are loving them! Thanks for choosing our product and happy bird watching.
The birds love these. I had run out of them and so bought some different ‘suet’ balls from the supermarket, the birds only ate them when there was nothing else, most unusual. I checked the ingredients, large amounts of CHALK. Horrifying. These Haiths balls get eaten as first choice by all the birds in my garden, especially the tits. Blackbirds and Robins eat the crumbs. Even my chicken refused to eat the supermarket balls !
Hi Helen, thank you for your positive review of our Great British Suet Fat Balls! We are delighted to hear that the birds in your garden are enjoying them. Thank you for choosing Haiths!
Bought these expecting them to be better quality than the cheaper ones. However, they seem to have a very high fat content and not enough quality ingredients like seeds.
Hello Val. Thank you for your feedback on our Great British Suet Fat Balls. We apologise that they did not meet your expectations. We take all customer reviews seriously and we will definitely pass your comments onto our supplier for you.
A lot of broken fat balls on arrival. The birds are still eating the bits. Not the same as putting fat balls in the hanging feeders .
Hello Meriel, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We apologise for the inconvenience and disappointment caused by the broken fat balls on arrival. We will definitely look into this and ensure better packaging in the future to prevent this from happening again.
Haith's Fat Balls have proved to be very popular amongst the the birds and wildlife that visit my garden. they are value for money and I have found I cannot put enough out at any one time!
Hello Sue. Thank you for your wonderful review of our Great British Suet Fat Balls! We are thrilled to hear that they have been such a hit with the birds and wildlife in your garden. It sounds like you are experiencing Fat Ball Mania and we couldn't be happier about it!
The starlings and jackdaws here are very enthusiastic. I am having to ration them to 2 fat balls a day! And of course there are several species that pick up the crumbs of fat they drop. Blackbird, Robin, Pied Wagtail, Blue ****, Dunnock and the local pigeons and doves.
Hello Roger, many thanks for your great review.
Little blighters can't eat them quick enough, they love the things
Hello Graham, many thanks for your review.
all birds favorite
Hello, many thanks for your great review.
These fatballs are simply the best. The little burds love them. I just chop them up and put them in the feeder. Helps to keep them nourished through the coldest winter days.
Hello, Thank you for your review. We are thrilled to hear that our Great British Suet Fat Balls are a hit with your garden birds. We agree, these fatballs are simply the best and we are delighted to hear that they are keeping the birds nourished during the cold winter days.
The birds love these. The only problem is that they are TOO popular with the bullies like jackdaws and starlings. I suggest having one feeder for them and a caged feeder for the smaller birds - works for me.
Hello Val, thank you for your email. That great news, the garden birds do love fat balls.
Very good value and the birds really love them
Hello James, many thanks for this great review.
Really good quality suet balls laced with hidden extras! I have managed to attract a great spotted woodpecker to my homemade suet log (small log with drilled holes stuffed with suet) and in the recent colder weather great/blue **** too.Love it!
Hello Grant, thank you for your review. It is wonderful that our suet is attracting so many beautiful birds to your garden. Thank you for sharing this with us!
Bought 2 weeks ago …. They have almost gone already and there were 50 in the box!
The starlings literally fight over them.
Hello Sheilagh, thank you for this great review. It's wonderful that the starlings are enjoying these fat balls!
Tried other types but the birds love these! The young ones line up on the fence waiting for the parents to feed them. Think they must be adolescents as the parents look smaller (and more straggly) than their young. So funny to watch. They eat 10 a day and would eat more given more I think.
Hello Sue, many thanks for your review.
Perfect at this time when birds are feeding their young, soft and perfect for young birds, thank you.
Hello Lynn, thank you for this lovely review.
Your fat balls, both kinds, have enticed long tailed **** and tree sparrows, both rarer in my part of the world, to nest in my garden. Although my feeder is squirrel and very large bird proof, the balls are disappearing at a rate of 4 a day. Your fledge mix is providing the parents with food for their babies and the adults are ravenously eating the fat balls. Last night we had willow warblers, blackbirds, song thrushes, black caps, chiff chaffs, robins, wrens, blue ****, great ****, as well as the long tailed **** and tree sparrows, in our vicinity, due I am convinced to the bird food from you.Thank you for such good quality and variety of food for my feathered friends.
Hello Susanna, thank you for this lovely review. It is wonderful to learn that our products are bringing so many avian species to your garden!
purchased these for the first time was very dissapointed birds wont touch them they were rock solid so i guess they were to hard for the birds to get into them sorry for this review
Hello Maureen, thank you for sharing your experience. We apologise for any inconvenience you've encountered. Suet consistency can change with the seasons - in colder weather, suet can become firmer and in summer, it can soften. If you have any additional comments or questions, please reach out to us at enquiries@haiths.com and a member of the team will be happy to help.
These are eaten rather more quickly than some of the other fat ball types
Hi Catherine, many thanks for your review.
The birds love them!
Hello Rosemary. thank you for your review, they do enjoy the fat balls
Our sparrows, **** and blackcaps love these white fat balls far more than the cheaper ones. However, the jackdaws will eat anything and the sparrow hawk comes down to see what the fuss is all about!
Hello Judy, thank you for your review. It's lovely that you are getting so many bird species in your garden! Our Great British Suet Balls certainly go down a treat.
The Long Tailed tits and the Great Spotted Woodpecker go for the suet balls as their first choice. I am fortunate to have a large number of different tits, finches etc visit my garden and the other tits also like the suet balls although they prefer the sunflower hearts.
Hello Stuart, thank you for this great review.