We're offering you a Fat Balls (90G) for £13.99, saving you up to 50% off Thompson and Morgan's price of £27.99 (correct as of 21.12.2023).

Full of energy and made from the best quality suet

Our fat balls are packed with energy to keep your flying visitors fueled and satisfied. Made from the highest quality suet, these fat balls provide essential vitamins and nutrients that birds need to stay healthy. With a mix of beef suet, insects, and peanuts, our fat balls are a delicious treat that will attract a variety of birds to your garden.

The Perfect Energy Treat for Your Feathered Friends!

Transform your garden into a bird paradise with our Supercharged Fat Balls, now available at an unbeatable price! These nutritious treats are brimming with essential vitamins and minerals, crafted from the finest suet to ensure your winged visitors have all the energy they need to thrive. Let every peck be a step towards healthier, happier birds!

A Variety of Visitors Await

Your garden will become a hotspot for avian activity! While finches find our fat balls irresistible, you'll also attract rare guests like blackcaps and treecreepers. Imagine the thrill as you watch new and unusual bird species flutter into your sanctuary—each visit a testament to your role in nurturing wildlife diversity!

Simple Setup, Maximum Delight!

No fuss, no mess—our fat balls are easy to hang or place on any feeder. Designed for both novice and experienced bird enthusiasts, these balls make it simple to welcome flocks of different species. Convenient and rewarding, they’re perfect for anyone looking to add vibrancy and life to their outdoor space.

FAQs

Q: How do I use these fat balls?
A: Simply hang them in your garden or place them on feeders. They're designed for ease of use!

Q: Can I purchase more than one pack?
A: Absolutely! Feel free to buy multiple packs to keep your feathered friends well-fed.

Q: Are there any delivery restrictions?
A: Yes, delivery excludes certain postcodes including the Isle of Man, Channel Islands, Scottish Islands, Scottish Highlands, and Northern Ireland.