Cherry Suet Treat
C&S Cherry Suet Treat provides wild birds with the high-energy fat base and calories they need in a convenient and nourishing suet cake. Made with premium ingredients like rendered beef fat and real cherries, it attracts a wide variety of bird species while providing an easy and nutritious energy source. Available in a variety of tasty flavors, this sweet and savory suet treat offers an easy, reliable way to keep your backyard lively and full of feathered visitors all year-round. At C&S Products, we understand the joy that wild bird feeding brings and are proud to be a leader in the Wild Bird Suet Market. Since our founding in 1986, C&S Wild Bird Feeding products and accessories have achieved unprecedented levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty. We take pride in our reputation of creating the highest quality products! We are committed to offering our products that give great value and results!
- MADE WITH REAL CHERRY. Suet treats offer a nutritious, energy-rich food source that birds need to forage, nest, migrate and more.
- APPEALS TO FRUIT-LOVING BIRDS: C&S Cherry Suet Treat attracts robins, woodpeckers, wrens and bluebirds - bringing more variety and vibrancy to your feeders.
- ECONOMICAL & EASY TO USE compared to traditional seeds. C&S Cherry Suet Treat combined with a wire feeder offers a great value for today's wild bird feeding customer.
- IDEAL FOR YEAR-ROUND FEEDING, C&S Cherry Suet Treat offers a fruit-flavored, energy-packed option that attracts fruit-loving birds and adds variety to your backyard feeding station.
- MADE IN THE USA and trusted by bird enthusiasts since 1986. We take pride in creating the highest quality products that give the best value and results.
- AVAILABLE IN A VARIETY OF FLAVORS, including peanut, berry, apple, hot pepper, nuts, sunflower and more!
Size
Rendered Beef Suet; Corn; White millet; Oats; Cherries
Crude Fat (min): 25 %
Crude Fiber (max): 12 %
Crude Protein (min): 4 %
Refrigerate for easy removal. Remove wrap and insert into suet feeder or place on top of seeds.
Wash hands after handling wild bird food.
