- A bread shape chew toy to keep beaks busy
- Hide treats inside for foraging fun
- Has cotton rope for preening on
- Suitable for African Grey, Conure, Amazon and more
- (366218)
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Bread shaped chewable slices with spaces inside to hide treats.
Use the spaces to hide your Parrot's favourite foods or treats, then watch as they work out how to get to retrieve them from inside this Birdie Bread Chewable Foraging Toy.
Sandwiched between the outer wooden bread slices is a filling of honeycomb cardboard pieces, with spaces to hide some delicious treats.
Your Parrot's natural instinct is to spend many happy hours searching for their food and foraging toys such as this Birdie Bread Chewable Foraging Toy for Parrots help to provide this essential mental stimulation; reducing birdie boredom.
Chewing on the wood keeps your Parrot's beak in good condition, and the knotted cotton rope used to fasten all the layers together provides material for your Parrot to preen; which can help reduce unwanted feather destruction behaviours.
Plus, watch as your Parrot enjoys swing about on this hanging toy and untying the knots in the rope; keeping them fit and active as well as occupying their clever mind further.
Please note - quick link not included. Please see our toy making section for quick links so you can quickly and securely fasten this Birdie Bread Chewable Foraging Toy for Parrots to your bird's cage or play gym stand.
This a stimulating, safe and high quality toy from Zoo-Max.
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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.
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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