Food for Foxes, Badgers, and Squirrels!
Whether you’re happy to share your garden with all your local wildlife, or if simply want to draw them away from your bird food, badger and fox food is an ideal solution!
While we sell animal deterrents here at Really Wild Bird Food, like our FOXwatch alarm, we realise that you may want to see other animals in your garden. As such, we provide a variety of products that either attract or repel foxes, squirrels, and badgers, so you're sure to find a product that suits your needs in our collection.
In order to provide a lasting solution for your feeding requirements, the below feeders are made from natural timber, and come with a corrosion-resistant hinge for continued functionality. They also have a generous capacity for filling with peanuts and other wildlife food, which means that you won’t have to worry about topping it up too often!
Browse our range of squirrel, fox and badger food available below:
Featured Products
Really Wild Squirrel Food 
Tofino Squirrel Feeder 
Fluffy Tail Cafe Squirrel Feeder 
FOXWatch Alarm 
Wildthings Badger & Fox Food 
Classic Peanuts 
Premium Peanuts 
Peanuts in Shells (Monkey Nuts) 
Sturdy Squirrel Feeder Wildlife Food & Feeders
Is there a question you would like to ask before purchasing fox food or badger food? Click here to get in touch with the Really Wild Bird Food team and we'll be happy to help in any way we can.
Fox Food and Badger Food FAQs
- What Should I Feed Foxes?
Foxes tend to eat a lot of meat, but they actually aren't carnivores - they're omnivores. They will quite happily eat peanuts, fruit and/or berries. so you might find them taking food that you have left out for your birds.
You should avoid feeding foxes by hand, or leaving out too much fox food that might attract rats. Always keep in mind that foxes are wild animals. Plus, don't overfeed foxes as this can disrupt their natural hunting behaviour.
- What Should I Feed Badgers?
Bagers mostly eat worms! However, like foxes, badgers are omnivorous and will eat many different things. Badgers will eat nuts, seeds, root vegetables and fruit, so you might see them sniffing around your bird feeders every now and then.
Be aware that badgers also eat hedgehogs, so if you are trying to attract hedgehogs to your garden, you might want to avoid putting out any badger food.
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