C&S Hot Pepper Delight No Melt Suet Dough for Wild Birds 11.75-oz

Introducing the C&S Suet Dough for Birds, a premium cake made to attract a variety of wild birds. This high-quality suet dough, part of the trusted C&S Wild Bird Food line, combines rendered beef suet, corn, roasted peanuts, oats, and red pepper to provide essential nutrients and energy. Its no-melt formulation ensures the suet remains stable even in warmer temperatures, making it ideal for year-round feeding.

The addition of hot pepper not only enhances the quality of this suet but also effectively deters squirrels and other non-bird animals, ensuring your feathered friends enjoy uninterrupted feeding. Whether you're just getting started or are a seasoned backyard birder, this suet pairs perfectly with wild bird seed to create a complete and inviting feeding station.

Raise your backyard bird-watching experience with this superior suet cake — a true standout in the wild bird seed and suet category, offering a wholesome blend from C&S Wild Bird Food that birds can’t resist.

 

KEY BENEFITS OF PRODUCT

• Premium Ingredients: Combines rendered beef suet, corn, roasted peanuts, oats, and red pepper for a nutritious, energy-rich treat.
  

• No-Melt Formula: Designed to withstand higher temperatures, maintaining its form and quality throughout the year.
  

• Squirrel Deterrent: Infused with hot pepper to discourage squirrels and other non-bird animals from accessing the feeder.

• Corn, Roasted Peanuts, Rendered Beef Suet, Oats, Pepper (Red), Soy Oil.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

 

Crude Protein	11.0% min
Crude Fat	27.0% min
Crude Fiber	4.0 % max

• Store in a cool, dry place to maintain product integrity.
• Refrigerate before use for easy removal from packaging.
• Not intended for human consumption; keep out of reach of children.
• Wash hands thoroughly after handling the suet cake.

1. Remove the suet cake from the packaging wrap and insert/place the cake into the suet feeder designed for wild birds.
2. Hang the feeder in a location frequented by birds, preferably near trees or shrubs.
3. Monitor the feeder and replace the suet cake when depleted.