Living with Birds Flutter Butter Peanut Butter For Birds
The Peanut Butter for birds.
Flutter Butter®
Birds love peanut butter, which is why Flutter Butter® is the ultimate peanuty treat. Our specially formulated peanut butter for birds is exceptionally low in salt, ensuring it’s completely safe for your garden birds and ideal for year-round feeding.
Peanut butter is high in calories and protein, helping to keep birds healthy whilst giving them a welcome boost of energy when they most need it.
Flutter Butter® Starter Pack
Contains:
- One Flutter Butter® Feeder with empty Pod
- Three 140g Flutter Butter® EcoRefills
from £11.89
Flutter Butter® Original EcoRefills
- Fits easily into an empty Flutter Butter Pod for eco-friendly feeding
- Made with 85% less plastic than Flutter Butter® Pods
- Designed specifically for Flutter Butter® Peanut butter for birds
from £11.99
Flutter Butter® Feeder for EcoRefills
- Pre-filled with a Pod - ready to hang
- No throwaway - can be refilled time after time
from £7.99
Flutter Butter® Feeder
- Simply twist, hang and feed
- Designed for Flutter Butter® EcoRefills, Pods & Jars
from £8.99
Flutter Butter® Original
- Featuring strong suckers that attach instantly to any window
- Designed for feeding Flutter Butter® Pods
from £5.89
Your questions answered
It’s a peanut butter made for birds and very low in salt, so it’s safe for garden birds. It’s high in calories and protein.
Flutter Butter® is suitable all year round. The RSPB recommends it as a safe summer food, as it doesn't carry the disease risk of seed and loose peanuts.
Place an EcoRefill in a Flutter Butter® Feeder and hang it up. When it’s empty, swap in a new EcoRefill. The Starter Pack includes a feeder and food to get you started.
No. Peanut butter made for people often contains salt, sugar and additives that are bad for birds.
Clean your feeders once a week. Tip out old food, wash every part in hot soapy water or a bird-safe disinfectant, then rinse and let it dry before refilling. Weekly cleaning helps stop the spread of trichomonosis, a disease that passes quickly between finches at shared feeders.