Kaytee Scorching Sunflower & Nut Cake 6.3 Ounces (Pack of 12)
$56.55
Weight (lb)
5.8
Length (in.)
16.3
Width (in.)
5.9
Height (in.)
5.35
Benefits
- Attracts various birds: Ideal for enticing songbirds such as cardinals, chickadees, and woodpeckers to your backyard.
- Low waste feeding: Compact seed cake reduces spillage, keeping your yard clean while maximizing food usage.
- Supports bird health: Roasted peanuts and seeds provide a high-energy food source that helps birds thrive, especially in colder months.
- Enhances bird-watching: Provides an easy way to enjoy the beauty of wild birds in your outdoor space.
- Eco-friendly feeding: Reduces the need for loose seed scattering, helping to keep the environment tidy and minimize waste.
Features
- Premium ingredients: Includes roasted peanuts, sunflower seeds, and other high-quality ingredients that attract a variety of songbirds.
- Compact and long-lasting: The Wild Bird Seed and Nut Cake with Roasted Peanuts is designed to hold its shape, minimizing mess while providing extended feeding opportunities.
- Convenient design: Ready-to-use seed cake that easily fits into most standard bird feeders, making setup simple and hassle-free.
- Nutrient-rich formula: Packed with essential fats and proteins to support wild birds’ health and energy needs.
Usage Guidelines
- Choose the right feeder: Place the seed cake in a compatible bird feeder designed for cake-style feeds or secure it on a flat feeding surface.
- Optimal placement: Hang or place the feeder in a quiet, sheltered area, away from predators and strong winds.
- Refill as needed: Monitor the cake regularly and replace it when fully consumed to maintain a consistent feeding schedule.
- Cleaning the feeder: Clean your feeder regularly with mild soap and water to prevent mold or bacterial growth.
- Store properly: Keep unused cakes in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness and avoid attracting pests.
- Seasonal tips: Use year-round to support birds, but it’s especially beneficial during colder months when natural food sources are scarce.
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