Brown's Garden Chic! Hi-Energy Plus Suet with Mealworms Wild Bird Food
In a Nutshell
- Birds are somewhat finicky with this suet.
- Durability and value for money are concerning.
- Some birds, especially wrens and Woodpeckers, do enjoy it.
Quick Verdict
This product has a mix of positive and negative feedback. Some birds enjoy it, while others seem uninterested. Quality concerns are noted, particularly regarding durability and price value.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Durability (2)
Some users report that the suet lasts a few days, lasting longer than other treats.
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Variety of Appeal (2)
Some birds, including jays, cardinals, and woodpeckers, show interest in this suet.
Cons
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Finicky Birds (5) minor
Many birds do not seem to be interested in this suet, even with attractive ingredients such as mealworms.
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Price Value (3) major
Users report that this suet is pricey and they find it overpriced and not worth the money. Especially, now that the birds don't find it appealing.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird enthusiasts with a variety of bird species in their yard, who are willing to experiment with different suet types — Some birds, including jays, cardinals, and woodpeckers, show interest in this suet, making it a potential attraction for diverse bird species.
✗ Skip If
- • Those on a budget or looking for suet that is consistently preferred — The suet has a high price point and mixed reviews on interest from the birds, making it less appealing for cost-conscious buyers or those seeking guaranteed appeal.
Durability & Care
Factors: number of birds, bird preferences
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is Brown's Garden Chic! Hi-Energy Plus Suet with Mealworms a good buy?
It depends on your expectations and pet preferences. Some birds enjoy it, but it's often not enough for the relatively high price as reported.
What birds does this suet attract?
Variety of birds do come for it, even species like Woodpeckers and Jays .
Highlighted Reviews
"Bought these for the Wrens who live in my yard. Come to find out even WoodPeckers love these blocks."
"Birds haven't really been eating it they don't like it I don't think so I'm not sure nobody's eating it they eat this other one that I get but they're not eating that"
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a suet that might attract a variety of birds, this could be worth a try. However, be prepared for the possibility that your birds might not be interested in it, and consider the price point accordingly.