Henry Bell Suet Mealworm Cake

Henry Bell Suet Mealworm Cake is a fat rich feast for wild garden birds with tasty mealworms.

A great source of energy and nutrition for wild birds, this Henry Bell suet cake is rich in fats and protein, providing essential energy especially during the colder winter months. The added mealworms provide a source of protein which helps support feather growth, muscle development and super important during nesting season for egg production and feeding chicks.

This suet cake from Henry Bell includes cereals, suet, seeds, calcium, mealworms and natural colouring to help distinguish this unique and tasty flavour. To make it easier for birds to consume, place a suet cake inside a suet cake feeder or place it on a bird table. In winter when insects and natural food are scarce, birds rely on high-energy foods like suet to keep a balanced diet and energy levels up for warmth.

Suet cakes are a firm favourite with feathered friends of most sizes and every last morsel can be consumed by wild birds, leaving no mess. Use suet cakes to encourage more bird species to visit your garden. This nutritious Henry Bell Suet Mealworm Cake appeals to birds like Robins, Dunnocks & Song Thrushes.

Product Details

• Brand: Henry Bell
• Feed Type: Suet
• Pack size: 300g
• Composition: Cereals, Suet, Seeds, Calcium, Mealworms & Natural Colouring (Crude Protein 6.7%, Crude Fibres 0.9%, Crude Fat 35.2%, Crude Ash 0.7%)
• Suitable for use with: Suet cake feeder, a bird table or ground feeder
• Attracts wild birds: Robins, Dunnocks & Song Thrushes

Good to Know

• High energy feed for wild birds with mealworms
• Ideal for attracting Robins, Dunnocks & Song Thrushes
• Nutritious & tasty feed that is rich in fats and protein
• Easy to digest & appeals to most wild birds
• Suitable for use in a suet cake feeder or on a bird table
• No mess or waste because everything can be eaten up by wild birds
• Each suet cake is approximately 300g
• Remove all packaging before use

Care Instructions

• Choose a safe & open location for birds to feed from
• Locate bird food at least 2 metres away from cover, allowing birds space to retreat from predators when needed
• Clean bird feeders regularly to keep them germ free
• Provide a regular food & water source for wild birds, to be rewarded with frequent visits
• Not suitable for human consumption
• Seal & store in a safe, cool dry place away from babies, children & pets