








🐦 Feed the flock, flaunt the eco-flair!
Jacobi Jayne FB-PB3 Flutter Butter Buggy Pods come in a convenient pack of three 170g pods, designed to fit all flutter butter feeders. These allergen-free, eco-friendly brown pods not only attract birds of all breeds and life stages but also offer recyclable packaging that doubles as handy storage. Perfect for the mindful bird lover aiming to blend sustainability with effortless feeding.









| ASIN | B01MSSWXTS |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Allergen Information | Allergen-Free |
| Animal Food Diet Type | Vegetarian |
| Animal Food Ingredient Claim | No Added Hormones |
| Animal Food Nutrient Content Claim | Low Sodium |
| Benefits | Versatile and eco-friendly |
| Best Sellers Rank | 9,417 in Grocery ( See Top 100 in Grocery ) 230 in Single-Serve Coffee Capsules & Pods |
| Brand Name | Jacobi Jayne |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Container Type | Pack |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,417) |
| Dog Breed Size | All |
| Flavour | Buggy |
| Item Form | Pate |
| Item Type Name | Flutter Butter Buggy Pods, Pack of 3 x 170g |
| Item Weight | 510 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Jacobi Jayne |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FB-PB3 |
| Model Number | FB-PB3 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Occasion | maintenance |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Bird feeding |
| Special Features | Eco-friendly and bird-friendly packaging |
| Special Ingredients | Suet |
| Specific Uses For Product | Bird feeding |
| Target Species | Bird |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
P**L
An excellent product
Purchased because I have used them before, the birds find them irresistable.
M**A
Birds love it but expensive to buy in pods.
Spring/summer birds love it but I've since found it cheaper to buy in bulk.
A**R
Attracts birds like bees to a flower…..
Easy to fit either on a hander or on a static holder on a fence….then just sit back and once the birds find it, it’ll be devoured in days……
M**Y
Good product & packaged well.
I always buy this product. The birds ( and unfortunately the squirrels!) love it.
C**N
Birds love it
Another addition to the bird theatre that is my garden: simple to screw into the Jacobi Jane hanging station and the birds were eyeing it up before I’d even got back in the house. I feel it’s more hygienic than a standard feeder as you are changing the jar regularly (thus eliminating the need to clean a whole feeder weekly). The long-tailed tits and blue tits absolutely love it and the robin also has visited it. The sparrows haven’t had chance to try it yet - the starlings brought all their fledglings and scoffed the whole jar in half a day (this may prove expensive!). It was however, rather cute to see them all lined up to take turns feeding from it. The birds have got through 2 jars in 2 days. I appreciate it is May, and all the juvenile birds are starting to venture out with their parents so all feeding stations are popular at this time of year, however a jar a day could become very expensive if the starlings do not move on (I had never seen a starling in my garden until I hung this out!). The pigeons/magpies/jays/crows are unable to use it. And hung so that the squirrel can’t get to it (as too much peanuts is bad for them). Overall, I love this product for the sheer quantity of birds it has attracted. I’ve already ordered another 21 jars! 😮 (Garden: small, north-facing, coastal, Essex UK. Other bird feeders: table for fruit/mealworm, 2x seed feeders, 1x Niger feeder) I hope this review is helpful.
I**Y
great
quick delivery and birds love this.
M**E
birds love this
Birds love this, especially at baby feeding time, they're getting through this about every 2 days at the moment so it's costing me a fortune ha ha but it's so worth it, birds are a joy to watch and I am lucky I have an abundant variety of birds and wildlife in my garden. Easy to use, love the little hood over it to protect the stuff from the rain and it's nice and easy to change...
S**Y
No Mess Easy To Use
I really liked the idea of the jar slotting into the feeder and looked forward to seeing the birds enjoying their treat. I’m a bit disappointed to say birds have not been queuing up to feed & it’s been a few weeks. I’m sure in time the birds will tuck in and there are 2 other varieties to try.
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