Pets at Home Wild Bird Window Feeder

We all know how important it is to look after wild birds when the winter arrives and food becomes scarce, however it is equally important to look after them all year round. During hot temperatures, our wild bird friends have more difficulty finding food due to the hardened ground.

Wild Birds bring so much joy to your garden and they deserve the best food. That's why our experts have created tasty recipes that will keep your feathered friends flocking back to your garden all year round.

From suet blocks to seed, we have a whole host of Wild Bird Food to choose from. Explore our range of Bird Feeders to make feeding the birds even easier. We're better with wildlife - they're at the heart of everything we do.

How to use:

- Clean the surface before mounting the suction cups to ensure better grip.
- Only sticks on flat glass surfaces.
- Moisten the four suction cups and press firmly against the window.
- Wait a few minutes and then fill with food.

It is important to provide food throughout the whole year, especially during breeding, nesting, fledgling and colder periods. - Spring: Feeding in spring helps to provide nourishment to returning migratory birds and support them during the breeding season. - Summer: High energy and protein filled foods in the summer will help birds whilst they're busy raising their young. - Autumn: Migratory birds build up their fat reserves during the autumn for the energy required for their long journeys ahead. Native birds will also be preparing for the upcoming cold season. - Winter: High fat content helps sustain body weight and energy when natural food sources are scarce which helps birds survive the cold winter. Our Hygiene Checklist: Only put out 1-2 days' food at a time. Old food can pose a health risk and attract pests. To avoid a build up of bacteria, moulds or toxins relocate feeding station regularly. Wear gloves and regularly clean your feeders with a bird safe, antibacterial disinfectant. Wash your hands after handling products.

Warnings and Safety: Safety Information Suction cups pose a choking hazard, when not in use, store safely away from children and pets.