Twootz Un-meshed Flour Moth Fat Balls 12.75kg approx. 150 Fatballs

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Twootz Mealworm Fat Balls are blended from beef fat, sunflower seeds, wheat, calcium and dried mealworms to provide a high calorie, nutritious source of food for many different species of wild bird. The ingredients used in these wild bird fat balls include wheat, a staple food for several different wild birds particularly the struggling Housesparrow, sunflower seeds, a source of high energy natural oil, beef fat, a concentrated, high energy food source suitable for many species of wild bird, and dried mealworms, packed with protein. Along with a natural source of added calcium for healthy bones and eggs these fat balls will help a wide variety of wild birds survive through harsh Winters, and busy Spring/Summerbreeding seasons. The best way to feed these fat balls is in specialist fat ball feeders, that hold several balls at a time and which should then be hung from garden bushes, trees, feeding stations or bird tables. However if you want to add a high energy boost to other wild bird foods try breaking up these fat balls and adding to seed mixes or peanuts fed from bird tables or the ground. Please note, occasionally (due to carriage and the fragile nature of the product) it can be common for up to 10% of fat balls to be broken at the bottom of the box, but don't worry as the birds still eat them all the same. We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service and our team is always here to help with any enquiries or concerns you may have. All comments (positive or negative) are very much appreciated as it allows us to make improvements to our services and we would be very grateful if any complaints can be made via email/telephone so that we are able to action these accordingly. Please contact us on - Telephone: 0845 676 9656 Email: info@twootz.com Office opening times are Monday - Friday (9am - 5pm)

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