- Three colourful chewable wood fruit shapes that your Parrot can chew on for a trim beak or play with to keep their feet busy
- Their small size mean they can enjoyed by most sized birds
- Attach them to other toys using the predrilled holes or hide treats inside for them to forage for
- Suitable for all Parrots
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About this Product
Versatile chewable wood fruit shapes.
Here are fun chewable wood, fruit shaped foot toys to keep your Parrot entertained.
Hand them over as they are, to enable your feathered friend to use them as a foot toy, giving them exercise through play.
Each one comes with a predrilled hole, which you can use to wedge rewards into for your Parrot to retrieve.
You can also use the hole to thread them onto rope, leather, chain or a fruit skewer and attach them to your bird's cage.
Use them as toy making parts to refurbish old toys or in build a brand new one.
Chewing on wood helps your Parrot maintain a healthy and trim beak.
Their interesting shapes of the pear, banana and plum, plus the bright colours, are sure to intrigue your inquisitive Parrot.
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Toy Safety
Every Parrot is different and toys should be chosen with care to match your bird`s personality, as well as how strong and destructive they are. Many toys are made to be chewed and destroyed – that`s part of the fun – so if the toy doesn’t last as long as you expected this is probably because it wasn’t suitable in the first place.
The only toy that is 100% safe is the one that your bird never plays with. We strongly recommend close supervision, especially when introducing new or unfamiliar toys to your bird.
It is important to check toys regularly, you may need to repair or replace any which have become unsafe. Please pay particular attention to rope toys, any loose threads should be trimmed straightaway.
Please remove all packaging from toys and accessories before giving to your bird, this may include silica gel sachets which are non-toxic and help ensure your order reaches you in perfect condition.
For further information on Parrot toys and safety please read Liz Wilson's article on Parrot Toys – The Importance of Play.
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