Peanut Cake Squares

Suet Blocks for Birds

Packed with high-quality fats, seeds, berries, and insects, our peanut cake squares, also known as suet blocks, are a firm favourite with garden birds across the UK. They’re an easy, mess-free way to give your feathered friends the energy they need, especially during breeding season and colder months.

Why choose suet blocks for birds?

Suet blocks are simple to use, long-lasting, and loved by a wide range of wild birds. Rich in energy, they’re ideal for helping birds stay active all year round. Whether placed in a feeder or on a bird table, suet blocks attract everything from cheerful blue tits to the striking great spotted woodpecker.

Top reasons to feed suet blocks:

• High in energy: perfect for nesting, moulting, or winter months.
• Clean and convenient to handle with minimal waste.
• Encourages more bird species to visit your garden regularly.

Made with care in our own kitchens

We produce our peanut cake squares in our own facility, using carefully selected ingredients to ensure top quality and the right nutritional balance. You can choose from insect-rich blends, fruity flavours, or our special robin-friendly recipes.

Whether you're an experienced birdwatcher or just beginning to feed garden birds, our suet blocks make it easy to support wildlife—and enjoy the rewards of seeing birds up close. Order now and help turn your garden into a thriving haven for nature.

Which suet block is right for your birds?

We offer a variety of suet blocks to suit all your garden visitors. From protein-packed insect blends to sweet berry treats, there’s something for every bird.

Customer favourites include:

• Berry suet blocks – A fruity hit loved by robins and blackbirds.
• Insect suet blocks – Great for blue tits, wrens, and other insect-loving species.
• Peanut suet blocks – Rich and filling, ideal for energy-hungry birds.

How to feed suet blocks

Suet blocks are easy to place in suet feeders, on bird tables, or in a quiet corner of the garden.

Helpful feeding tips:

• Use a secure suet feeder to keep the blocks in place.
• Place blocks in shaded areas to avoid melting on hot days.
• Keep feeders clean and topped up to encourage regular visits.

Feed birds, boost biodiversity

Offering suet blocks not only helps birds survive and thrive, but also benefits your garden’s ecosystem. Birds help with pest control and seed dispersal—so while they’re enjoying their snack, they’re also helping your plants grow strong.