St. Albans Bay Suet Plus Raisin Nut Dough Wild Bird Food, case of 12
In a Nutshell
- Crumbles easily, making it hard to handle.
- Bird preference varies; some birds love it, others ignore it.
- Questionable value for the price.
Quick Verdict
The St. Albans Bay Suet Plus Raisin Nut Dough has mixed reviews. Some birds love it, but it crumbles easily and is not always a crowd pleaser. Value is questionable compared to other suet options.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Birds Love It (2)
Some birds enjoy the suet and eat it quickly.
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clean packaging (1)
The packaging is recyclable and clean.
Cons
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Difficult to Handle (3)
The suet crumbles easily, making it hard to handle and place in feeders.
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Birds Donβt Like It (3) major
Many birds, including woodpeckers, do not seem to like this suet.
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Sizing Issues (2) medium
The box is poorly packed and can be damaged during shipping, making it difficult for storing, and can bother the personal use when handling.
Tip: Takes time to pack it tight enough.
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Not Worth the Price (3) major
Some users feel the product is not good value for the money.
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Bird enthusiasts β Those who enjoy experimenting with different suet types and are willing to handle a less durable product.
β Skip If
- β’ Those looking for a durable, long-lasting suet β The product crumbles easily and may not last as long as other options.
Durability & Care
Factors: Handling, Bird preference
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- π‘ Handle gently to prevent crumbling
- π‘ Keep in a sealed container
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How well is this product taken by birds?
Birds have mixed reactions it seems more on woodpeckers.
How durable is the suet?
Not very durable, is reported to crumble and fall apart.
Bottom Line
Consider other suet options if you want a product that is durable and universally loved by birds. This product might be worth a try if you find it at a discounted price, but be prepared for potential issues with durability and bird preference.