Softbill Food™
Cat Ref: WBSF01006 / WBSF010060500
High-protein softfood containing vitamins and minerals - blended with Bakers' Honey and healthy vegetable oils.
Suitable for:
Blackbird, Song Thrush, Robin, Wren, Dunnock, Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, Starling, Collared Dove
Key Ingredients:
Hempseed, High-Protein Crumbs, Dried flies
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Product Information
Made to our original 1950s recipe! This is a high protein bird food containing minerals and vitamins blended with Bakers' Honey, vegetable oils and a rich nutritional softfood. It requires no mixing and should be stored in a cool dry place. It's the equivalent of soft and natural baby food; ideal for parents and youngsters. Robins, Wrens and Blackbirds are just a few of the ground feeding birds who will readily take to this nutritional Softfood, even hedgehogs will make a meal of this. If you want timid Wrens to tuck in to this, put a small amount in a suitable container and place in a sheltered position at the base of shrubs, then just wait.
Nutritional Information
Protein: 24.60
Fibre: 5.60
Ash: 8.40
Moisture: 10.10
Oil/Fat: 21.71
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Reviews
5 out of 5
"Great For Ornamental Pheasant Too!" by anonymous
24 Jul 2017
Our golden pheasants love this!
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"Hedgehogs Love It" by anonymous
22 Jun 2017
A little goes a long way with this food. Blackbirds and robins enjoy it, but the hedgehogs absolutely love it!
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"The Starlings Are Queuing Every Morning For This" by Cheryl Boothroyd
04 Aug 2016
The Starlings are queuing on the telegraph wires every morning for it to be put on the bird table, and they love it. They eat this before any other food apart from bacon rind!
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"The bird love this" by A Happy Customer
01 Dec 2011
i would say this the best soft food mix for my garden birds my birds love it only bought a small bag but now need to buy a bigger one
1 out of 5
"Softbill Food" by David Bell
28 Nov 2011
The birds are so reluctant to eat this. I throw away more than they eat. Really is not their favourite. Most disappointed!
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