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Frequently asked questions

What does the PestOff Seed Catcher do?

It sits under your feeder and catches dropped seed so it does not scatter on the lawn, sprout, or attract rats and other rodents.

Will it fit my feeder?

Yes. It fits any bird feeder and mounts on trees, posts or walls.

Does it stop seed sprouting on the lawn?

Yes. By catching dropped seed before it hits the ground, it stops seed germinating in your lawn.

Does it help with rats?

Yes. Less dropped seed on the ground means less food to attract squirrels, rats and large birds.

What size is it and what colours does it come in?

It measures 45 × 45 × 50 cm and comes in Green, Red Poppy and Antique Copper.

Is it easy to empty and clean?

Yes. It disassembles without tools for quick emptying and cleaning.

Customer Reviews

Rated 4.39 out of 5 · based on 38 verified customer reviews of the Roamwild PestOff Vogelzaadvanger.

  • 5 star: 27 reviews (71%)
  • 4 star: 4 reviews (11%)
  • 3 star: 4 reviews (11%)
  • 2 star: 1 review (3%)
  • 1 star: 2 reviews (5%)

Mrs E K Middleton · 5/5 stars · Verified buyer · August 2026

Definitely working to keep the seeds off the floor and out of reach of our puppy! Easy to empty and clean out, would recommend.

Mark · 5/5 stars · Verified buyer · August 2026

Bought one to stop pigeons stuffing themselves after the finches throwing seeds around. Works perfectly. I put the seeds back in the feeder as other birds eat the different seeds.

Denise Clarke · 5/5 stars · Verified buyer · August 2026

Excellent, didn’t realise how much seed fell to the ground before

Anonymous · 2/5 stars · Verified buyer · August 2026

Not very impressed. I can’t believe how much seed collects in the base and has to be thrown away. At least when seed falls on to the floor the ground feeding birds will eat it. Maybe some kind of mesh to fit would prevent so much seed dropping in to the base to prevent so much wastage.

Karen Thomson · 5/5 stars · Verified buyer · July 2026

It’s a great design to catch the seed that comes from the feeder. Well made and reliable.

  • 5 stars: 27 (71%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (11%)
  • 3 stars: 4 (11%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (3%)
  • 1 star: 2 (5%)
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Mrs E K Middleton

Definitely working to keep the seeds off the floor and out of reach of our puppy! Easy to empty and clean out, would recommend.

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Mark

Bought one to stop pigeons stuffing themselves after the finches throwing seeds around. Works perfectly. I put the seeds back in the feeder as other birds eat the different seeds.

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Denise Clarke

Excellent, didn’t realise how much seed fell to the ground before

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Anonymous

Not very impressed. I can’t believe how much seed collects in the base and has to be thrown away. At least when seed falls on to the floor the ground feeding birds will eat it. Maybe some kind of mesh to fit would prevent so much seed dropping in to the base to prevent so much wastage.

Hi there, thank you for your feedback. This sounds like a seed issue, by feeding a mixed seed the birds can be fussy only eating what they like and discarding the rest onto the ground. The cleanest feeding is by just offering sunflower hearts as this is by far their most preferred food. This will also save you money in the long run as there is far less wastage meaning less refill trips.

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Karen Thomson

It’s a great design to catch the seed that comes from the feeder. Well made and reliable.

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Margret Hackstein

Perfekt

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Neil kavistar

Wasn’t sure at first, but when I realised the amount of bird seed being collected everyday, it would actually pay for itself eventually!!
Most days about only a third of the seeds are eaten, and if I didn’t have this the pigeons would be hoovering up the fallen seeds all day.

Before this the pigeons ate most of the dropped seeds. They made an awful mess under the tree where I hanged the feeder from and that included the path way. I have now positioned it on the lawn, attached the squirrel cage and directly below this, the seed catcher. An expensive set up I know but now only the small birds can eat the seeds.

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Gill

I have 2 of these and to start with they were great. Then a wood pigeon started sitting on them to wait for seed to be dropped and pooing all over them. When it rains the seed goes soggy and mouldy. I have to keep taking them apart and washing them and the paint is now getting chipped and rust is appearing.
Today a blue tit got one of its legs caught in between the petals. Thank goodness I was out there to rescue it.
I think instead of the individual petals it should be one solid piece.

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F.C.

Our second seed catcher great for preventing vermin and a pleasure to watching birds feeding in peace

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Ellen

I love this - great to stop pests and mess and is sculptural for the garden

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Mrs

Great for keeping vermin away however a large wood pigeon has jow taken residence - sits in the catcher to peck at seed! Can’t win.

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m.b.

Gets clogged up not effective

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J.O.

This is the second seed catcher I have had. Certainly does the job

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Rhona

Lovely looking and easy to assemble

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Josie

Its very good
No more mess on the ground
Love it

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Lee

Not as good as i hoped. Yes seed are getting dropped into container but if itvrains it fills with water and makes seed go yuck

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C.H.

great for catching the seeds also you can hear the seeds falling onto it so know when birds are at the feeder ;-)

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Robert

Easy to assemble, I like to look of it, don't like the look of the large screws, but understand the need for fixings that don't require tools.
Thought the flexibility of the bracket was an issue, when after lining it up and fixing to the post, the weight bent it out of position! Easy to bend back and makes it hard for the pesky squirrels jump onto it.

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Michelle

Not easy to put up

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Helen

Does a fantastic job

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Simon

The birds seem to be scared of it, but only time will tell.

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Peter

Very good,catchers all the seed brilliantly.

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w.W.

Nice

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Gail

Excellent, I highly recommend these. Look great, easy to assemble although you will need an extra long screwdriver.
The tricky part is getting the correct height from the bird feeder drop to the seed catcher so please read instructions.
I've 2 of these I think they are brilliant invention, saved me a fortune on bird food ,just check the pots every couple days and refill the feeders . Enjoy the variety of songbirds enjoying their food without having the large birds scare them off 😀.

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Gail

Excellent idea to save money on bird food 👏
Easy to put together although you will need an extra long screwdriver, it looks great in gardens too. Great invention.
It has drainage ( Which in UK 🇬🇧 is great idea as we have lots rain ) so the seeds can drain plenty to reuse to fill yhe feeders, saving money on buying more food 😀). Although the yhe costs of the products are pricey, it is is the long run saving me lots on having to buy bird feed every week. 😀
I love watching all the variety of songbirds coming into my gardens now , enjoying their food without having the large birds scare them off . However beware ,the larger birds are clever ! They hang around for odd seeds on ground ! 😄 I highly recommend these.

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Alan

Absolute rubbish, unfit for purpose. Poor design, poor construction and doesn’t perform as claimed.

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Ray

Great product

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Ian

Works a treat

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Frederick

Great item easy to assemble and hopefully keeps Mr Ratty away

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Anne

Best bird feeder ever! This actually delivers on its promises, keeps seeds dry even in heavy rain and wind, feels substantial, and looks great, too. Magpies, pigeons etc cannot get into it, and the squirrels still try but it's purely for entertainment purposes, and it's feeder one squirrel zero. I did invest in the Starling proof attachment, and it's fab too. Now, the Robing, Sparrows, and Finches can feast in peace. Highly recommended.

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Sally

Excellent. Saves a huge amount of wasted seed.