By placing suet cakes in the garden or on the balcony, you are making a valuable contribution to the wild birds in your area. As a result of increasing development, the exorbitant use of insect repellents and climate change, birds often have problems finding enough food for themselves and their brood. Regardless of these factors, the search for food for wild birds is a tedious task anyway in the cold season. With suet cakes, you can provide your feathered friends with a dietary supplement that is just right for them, which helps them to provide themselves and their brood with all the important nutrients – even in autumn and winter.

If you want to buy suet cakes, you’re in the right place at Maxi Zoo. In our online shop you will find suet cakes in different varieties. You have a choice between different sizes – right up to the large bucket with 50 cakes. All varieties supply the birds with valuable vitamins and minerals and are suitable for year-round feeding.
As far as the ingredients are concerned, the focus is primarily on cereals such as wheat and oats as well as on beef tallow. Depending on the type, sunflower seeds, peanut granules and valuable vegetable oils may also be included. The latter ingredients in particular reliably supply your feathered friends with fat, which is particularly important in winter. Especially at low temperatures, birds are dependent on having sufficient energy reserves. The energy-rich suet cakes give the birds a valuable and varied diet in addition to their natural food. The soft consistency also contributes to the birds’ ability to absorb the food optimally.
Unlike what the name suggests, suet cakes have long been accepted not only by blue tits, crested tits, and similar small birds, although the ingredients of the cakes are primarily tailored to these species of birds. Other local bird species such as robins., finches and sparrow are also delighted with their fibre and fat-rich dietary supplements. Simply place the suet cakes in a bird house, on a branch or at another protected feeding area.

This gift of food is a joy to more than just the birds. Soon you will notice a colourful hive of activity around the feeding site, which is a delight for every observer. And since birds – like many other animals – naturally have to procure not only feed for themselves, but also for their chicks, by providing this food you are making a valuable contribution to preserving biodiversity.