Suet To Go Super Premium Suet Pellets Insect

Suet To Go Super Premium Suet Pellets — Insect

Suet To Go Super Premium Insect Suet Pellets give garden wild birds a high energy boost with essential fats and protein from real insects. The distinctive yellow pellets attract a wide range of birds including robins, finches and tits, and are perfect for use in a suet pellet basket feeder, easy clean suet pellet feeder or on a bird table. Made in Great Britain with natural colourants only.

Why Choose Suet To Go Super Premium Pellets?

Suet To Go are one of the UK’s leading suet wild bird food brands. Their Super Premium Insect Pellets are made in GB with quality ingredients and natural colourants — no artificial additives. The pellet format is versatile, easy to handle and won’t melt in warm weather, making them ideal for year-round feeding.

Nutritional Analysis

Fat: 22% | Protein: 10.6% | Fibre: 0.4% | Ash: 1.2%

Key Benefits

• High energy insect suet pellets
• 22% fat and 10.6% protein for sustained energy
• Natural colourants only — no artificial additives
• Made in Great Britain
• Won’t melt in warm weather
• Suitable for pellet feeders, bird tables and ground feeders
• Available in 5kg and 12.55kg plastic-free bulk options

How to Use

Place in a suet pellet basket feeder, easy clean suet pellet feeder, on a bird table or ground feeder. Feed year-round, especially in winter when food is scarce and in spring when parent birds are feeding chicks. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What birds will insect pellets attract?
Insect suet pellets are particularly attractive to robins, wrens, dunnocks, finches, tits and starlings — species that naturally feed on insects and benefit most from the protein boost.

Can I mix these with seed?
Yes — suet pellets can be mixed into seed mixes or offered separately. Mixing with seed adds energy and protein to a standard seed ration.

Why choose the 12.55kg plastic-free option?
The 12.55kg bulk option offers the best value per kg and comes in plastic-free packaging — ideal for regular feeders who want to reduce both cost and environmental impact.