C&S Sweet Corn Squirrel Refill
In a Nutshell
- Squirrels enjoy the treat once they get used to it.
- Durability and quality issues are common.
- Some users report wild animals refusing and enjoying at the same time.
Quick Verdict
The C&S Sweet Corn Squirrel Refill is a hit with squirrels but has issues with durability and quality. Some users report squirrels refusing the treat, while others find it a great value. Overall, it's a mixed bag with potential for improvement in quality control.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Product may turn black and become unusable.
Prevention: Store in a dry place and use a feeder to protect from weather.
Squirrels may refuse to eat the treat.
Prevention: Null
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Loved by wildlife (5)
Many squirrels and other wildlife enjoy this treat.
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Easy to use (4)
Squirrels and other animals can easily access the treat.
Cons
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Durability issues (3) major
The product can turn black and become unusable over time.
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Squirrels refuse to eat (4) major
Some squirrels won't touch the treat.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews mention durability issues more frequently than older reviews.
positive
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Nature enthusiasts — Those who enjoy feeding wildlife and want to attract squirrels and other animals.
- • Gardeners — Can be used to keep squirrels away from plants or gardens.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners — Willing to risk quality issues, potentially willing to buy additional one, no durability.
- • Price sensitive buyers — The treat is relatively expensive and last few days.
Durability & Care
Factors: Exposure to weather, Animal behavior
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in a dry place
- 💡 Use a feeder to protect from weather
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Will squirrels enjoy the C&S Sweet Corn Squirrel Refill?
Some squirrels enjoy the treat, but others may refuse it.
Highlighted Reviews
"I feed feral squirrels. I often buy unsalted peanuts and these sweet corn logs. You would expect the peanuts to be a favorite, but when offered the sweet corn log (part), the little rodents go nuts. I use a small bandsaw to cut the logs into small puck shaped offerings. The squirrels love to grab a ..."
"I live off the grid and have tons of wildlife that I love to feed. I thought that this would be perfect for the hundreds of squirrels that raid the bird feeders. They wouldn’t touch it! I even lowered the feeders in hopes that they would eat it. Nothing touched it, and it turned black and I tossed..."
Bottom Line
If you're looking to attract squirrels and are willing to risk some quality issues, this product might be worth trying. However, be prepared for potential durability problems and the possibility that squirrels may refuse the treat.