Peckish wild bird food
Peckish is a wild bird food brand covering suet products, seed mixes and other garden feeding staples, aimed at owners feeding birds in their own garden rather than keeping birds as pets. We stock a selection from the range, and each product page shows what is in stock right now.
- 21 products
- From £3.00
- Free delivery over £39
Ranges we stock
21 products

Peckish Natural Balance 50 Energy Balls - Plastic Free Packaging
50 suet energy balls for garden birds, boxed in plastic-free packaging for a feeder
£9.99

Peckish Natural Balance Energy Balls
Suet energy balls for garden birds, in a reusable 50-ball tub for an energy ball feeder
£10.99

Peckish Extra Goodness Suet Cake
Suet cakes for garden birds with peanuts and mealworms, sized for small and young birds
£7.99


Peckish Extra Goodness Energy Fat Balls
High-energy suet fat balls for garden birds, with no wheat or calcium filler
£17.99

Peckish Extra Goodness Energy Balls
A 6-plus-6-free pack of energy balls with peanuts, sunflower seed and beef tallow
£3.99

Peckish Extra Goodness Balls +20% Extra Free
A 4.4kg tub of high-energy suet balls for wild birds, packed with peanuts and sunflower seeds
£14.99

Peckish Sunflower Hearts
Sunflower hearts for wild birds, a husk-free, high-energy straight for feeder or table
£5.39


Peckish Winter Warmer High Energy Wild Bird Seed Mix
A high-energy winter seed mix for garden birds, feeder or table
£24.99

Peckish Winter Warmer Extra Energy Seed Mix
A 1KG winter seed mix with 9 ingredients and 20% oil for extra energy
£3.99

Peckish Robin Seed Mix
A 1KG insect-added seed mix from Peckish, marketed specifically at robins
£3.75

Peckish Natural Balance Wild Bird Seed Mix
A 1.7KG, 10-seed wild bird mix, entirely UK-sourced, in recyclable packaging
£3.99

Peckish Natural Balance
A 12.75kg bulk wild bird seed mix, a 10-seed blend sourced from UK and Irish farms
£15.99

Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Mix
A 1KG crumble-texture treat mix for garden birds, with added vitamins
£4.99

Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Feeder
A ready-filled, refillable bird feeder with Peckish's Extra Goodness Crumble Mix
£5.99

Peckish Complete Seed and Nut No Mess Wild Bird Seed Mix
A no-mess seed and nut mix for the garden, built from 12 ingredients for up to 16 bird species
£20.99

Peckish Complete Ready to Use Bird Feeder
A pre-filled, refillable wild bird feeder, ready to hang straight out of the packaging
£5.99

Peckish Suet & Peanut Feeder
A perforated stainless steel feeder that takes either suet pellets or peanuts
£12.99

Peckish No Grow Seed Mix
A weed-free wild bird seed mix, husk-free and treated so it won't sprout in the garden below
From£5.49

Peckish Complete Seed
A husk-free garden bird seed mix with Peckish's own added vitamin pellet
From£3.00
Who Peckish are
The range is built around the different ways garden birds actually feed — suet-based products for high-energy feeding, especially useful in colder months, alongside seed mixes for a broader range of species and feeder types.
Different products in the range suit different feeders and different birds, so the format matters as much as the brand name: a suet block suits a cage feeder, while loose seed suits a tray or ground feeding for species that prefer it.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range includes a selection of Peckish suet products and seed mixes. We carry a slice of the wider range rather than every product and pack size, and what shows in the grid above is what is currently available to order.
It suits anyone feeding garden birds regularly, whether that is a single feeder topped up through winter or a more established set-up with several feeder types attracting a range of species through the year.
Feeding garden birds through the year
Demand for high-energy food like suet is greatest in colder months, when birds need more calories to maintain their body temperature, but many gardens are fed year-round rather than seasonally, with the mix of foods adjusted rather than stopped in summer.
Clean feeders regularly and remove any mouldy or wet food promptly, since a dirty feeder can spread disease between visiting birds. This matters more than the specific brand of food you choose to put out.
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