Chubby Pet Products Forest Feast Squirrel Food, 2 kg

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Chubby Pet Products Forest Feast Squirrel Food, 2 kg

Name: Chubby Pet Products Forest Feast Squirrel Food, 2 kg
Brand: Chubby Pet Products

Food: Chubby Pet Products Forest Feast is a seed and nut mix for squirrels and other wildlife, with sunflower seeds, peanuts, naked oats and nuts in shells. The 2 kg bag is intended for year-round feeding, and the listing also says larger birds may eat the mix.

At a glance

Mixes grains, sunflower seeds, peanuts, naked oats and nuts in shells.
The listing presents it as suitable for year-round squirrel and wildlife feeding.
The product description also mentions larger birds such as woodpeckers and jays.

Price

£7.64Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£8.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A broad mix of seeds, grains and nuts gives squirrels several food types to forage.
A 2 kg bag suits buyers wanting a larger supply for ongoing garden feeding.
The stated ingredient list and additive-free claim provide a clearer picture of the mix.

Cons

Whole nuts and empty shells may be less convenient for buyers seeking a uniform feed with little sorting.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity
Brand	Chubby Pet Products

Weight
Weight listed	2 Kilograms

Ingredients and format
Ingredients	Wheat, Barley, Maize, Sunflower, Peanuts, Naked Oats, Nuts in Shells
Item form	Seeds
Flavour	Unflavoured
Container type	Bag

Feeding details
Target species	Squirrel
Age range	All Life Stages
Diet type	Raw
Nutrient content claim	High Protein
Ingredient claim	Additive-Free
Recommended uses	Year-round Feeding, Wildlife Feeding

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The title and ingredient list specify seeds, grains and nuts, while the product name includes “Mealworms” but the ingredient list does not. The title also mentions chipmunks whereas the target-species field says squirrel, and the listing calls the food bird feed in one feature. Confirm the intended feed and ingredient mix if these distinctions matter.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Garden wildlife feeders looking for a mixed seed-and-nut food for squirrels.
Buyers who want a year-round food mix that may also attract larger birds.

Less suited to

Buyers specifically seeking mealworms, since they are not named in the stated ingredient list.
Anyone wanting a uniform feed without nuts in shells or possible empty shells.

Chubby Pet Products Forest Feast Squirrel Food, 2 kg · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 347 ratings

5 stars79%79%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars2%2%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback describes the mix as good quality and reports that both squirrels and birds enjoy the seeds and nuts. Customers also regard it as worth the price, though quantity feedback is mixed and one customer mentions too many empty shells. That concern matters with a mix containing nuts in shells, where some of the bag may require sorting. Ratings are mostly five-star, but ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers report that squirrels and birds enjoy the seed-and-nut mix.
Customers describe the food as good quality and worth the price.

Mixed feedback

Quantity feedback is mixed, including a report of too many empty shells.

Frequently asked questions

What ingredients are listed in Forest Feast?

The stated ingredients are wheat, barley, maize, sunflower, peanuts, naked oats and nuts in shells. Mealworms appear in the product name but not in that ingredient list.

How much food is in the bag?

The listing gives the weight as 2 Kilograms.

Is this food intended for birds as well as squirrels?

The product description says larger birds such as woodpeckers and jays may enjoy the sunflower seeds and nuts. However, the target-species field identifies squirrel, so bird suitability is presented in the description rather than consistently across the listing.