Walter Harrisons Walter Harrisons Suet Block Feeder

Designed to withstand all that the British climate can offer, the Garden Friends range of quality feeders and accessories are robustly manufactured in a range of popular traditional designs using only the finest weather resistant materials. FAQ’sFor over a century the Harrison’s name has been synonymous with the production of the highest quality animal feeds. Originally suppliers to the farming industry, Walter Harrison & Sons now concentrate on cleaning and blending finest quality ingredients to produce a wide range of bird seeds, pigeon corns and small animal feeds. With generations of accumulated experience, Harrison’s nutritionists produce unique mixtures for either general or breed-specific use and are major suppliers to the UK pet trade. Additionally, a comprehensive range of treats and accessories are also available within the following Harrison brands. Garden Friends – Wild bird diets, treats and accessories. Feathered Friends – Small and large cage bird diets, treats and accessories. Furry Friends – Small animal diets, treats and accessories. Pride of The Mill – Coop and yard bird diets. Feeding & Hygiene Tips-The BTO and RSPB recommend wild birds are fed all year round. – Requirements are greater in late autumn and winter when natural resources are in shorter supply. – High energy levels are also needed during spring when birds are busy breeding and raising young. – Birds lose energy maintaining body temperature overnight, so a good breakfast is essential to set them up for the day. – Once you have established a feeding regime don’t disappoint them, they will depend on you. – Establish several feeding areas and move them regularly to avoid bacterial build up. – Consider predators when selecting suitable feeding sites, set table and feeder heights accordingly and make sure birds feeding on the ground have a good line of sight. – Store all foods in a cool, dry place. – Be aware that ground feeding stations can attract rodents. Hygiene Tips- Feed little and often. – Replace old or wet food to prevent build up of bacteria or mould, particularly on table and ground feeding stations. – Clean feeding stations regularly with a safe disinfectant. – Always wash your hands after handling bird products.

 

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