Kaytee Corn A Plenty Treat Seed Cake Food for Wild Squirrels, Chipmunks, Rabbits & Other Backyeard Wildlife, 2.5 Pounds
$8.51
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Kaytee Corn-A-Plenty Squirrel & Wildlife Cake gives squirrels and other backyard wildlife more of what they love- CORN! Made with a special honey, seed and grain formula, this Corn-A-Plenty cake is sure to be a hit with your backyard friends. Feeding Instructions: Keep feeders filled with fresh food. Discard old food before refilling and clean feeders regularly. This product is only intended for feeding wild birds. Storage Instructions: Reseal package and store in a cool dry place, preferably in a sealed container. This will protect against insects that can naturally occur with any whole grain seed product.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.38 x 7.75 x 6.5 inches; 2.5 Pounds
Item model number : 100037041
Date First Available : April 8, 2008
Manufacturer : Central Garden & Pet
ASIN : B0017J8OLK
Country of Origin : USA
Kaytee Wild Bird Seed Cakes offer the premium ingredients that birds love to eat in an easy, convenient, ready-to-feed cake
Seed cakes slip easily into Cake Feeders for convenient feeding
Made with our special honey seed formula to attract a wide variety of wild birds
Each Cake Is Equivalent To Ten Ears Of Corn, Along With Their Other Two Favorite Ingredients, Peanuts And Sunflower
This Cake Brings Hours Of Squirrel Watching Fun To Your Yard
For extra fun squirrel watching, place cake in a Kaytee Cake Feeder Station and hang from a limb that squirrels can reach
Customers say
Customers find that the pet food attracts a wide variety of birds and squirrels. They find it a good value for money, with a cheap way to fill tall cages. Many customers appreciate the quality, saying it’s as advertised. However, some have mixed opinions on the durability, size, mealworm content, and hardness.
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8 reviews for Kaytee Corn A Plenty Treat Seed Cake Food for Wild Squirrels, Chipmunks, Rabbits & Other Backyeard Wildlife, 2.5 Pounds
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Cher –
birds, love this
this is wonderful⦠The birds love it! The only problem was it was so big and hard that I had to get somebody to sort it into four squares
Penny –
Long lasting. Birds love it.
I get lots of Woodpeckers when I use this block.
TWCapeCod –
Birds love these cakes
The cakes have attracted four different woodpeckers, nuthatches, flickers, a Caroline wren, and more. I may be getting as much enjoyment out of watching the birds as they are out of eating. Love these cakes!
Chris Stephens –
Itâs huge! Great value for the price.
If you looking for a block to fit in an average suet feeder this is not it. I put the full block in my tray feeder. It lasts a long time because I have no squirrels in my yard. 4 stars because the block size was way larger than expected but Iâm not upset about it. Great value for the money. This is a great bloom for tray bird feeders.
Lesa C. –
Great product
These are quality cakes, sent fast, and arrived unbroken! Cheaper than off brand at Walmart!
fishgaro –
Great food for bluebirds
I hung an additional bird feeder with the hope of attracting Bluebirds. It only took 1day for bluebirds to begin eating. I’ve already bought another one.
Melissa in Houston –
Too big for typical cake feeders
This cake is about twice as thick as any typical cake and double the width (or more) as well. I would probably need a table saw to cut it. The package says that it fits the Kaytee larger cake feeder, but when I go to their site no such cake feeder exists.I decided that I’ll just put it in an old base for a potted plant or use something else as a base for it. I would like to think this is leftover stock that a distributor is selling and that’s why I can’t find the specified feeder on their site, but this feed is on their company page as well.
Rowan Isabella –
The birds love this. It only lasts a few days as all the birds seem to like it.
Used to feed local wild birds. And they can’t get enough. The meal worms supply protein the birds need.