Creative Foraging Carousel - Mentally Stimulating Parrot Toy

great treat dispenser for my needy corvid. he has all the doors figured out so it doesn't take him long at all to get into it anymore- I might try to tighten some of them to make it a bit more challenging. despite this, he still appreciates when I fill it up with different treats and it keeps him entertained for a little while. it feels very sturdy and I really like the way it attaches to the cage. it is a little hard to clean but that's no worry for me.

Each section on the feeder opens up differently! Its been absolutely fantastic for my greys, my Amazon took a little longer to figure it out but can use it now. I fill the sections up with shredded paper and hide treats or put their smaller fruits and veg in the sections. Sometimes I use toy parts from other toys to make it more challenging for them to get the treats! I feel its fab toy for medium sized to smaller parrots within reason as long as they can manipulate the lids on the boxes. The macaws at work can be a bit too rough with the toy. Very good value for money as you can clean it easily, its easy to fix onto the bars of the cage and its not wobbling on the bars like many toys and perches can. It keeps the birds busy and is reusable!

My bird is a kakiraki. All boxes have have small plastic door handle top to them. So theres 4 boxes, 2 of which are mildly easy to open one slides the other pivots off one corner. The other 2 open like a trap door one of which is quite tight. Im not sure if he ever get the hang of opening this one but hes pretty strong for a small bird. Carousel is soild plastic it takes is weight easily. It pain to wash and dry this ready for the next load of food. This will keep him a amused for a while yet!

I have had 2 of these foragers now for my African grey, and whilst I consider them to be suitable for its intended use, that use can only be for short periods. If you leave them in the cage they WILL be broken by any African grey over say 2 years, this forager is simply not strong enough, it snaps off between the shaft and securing plates after very little use, and since they are not cheap at nearly 30 pounds a time, i wont be replacing this for a third time, instead my Grey will have to now forage from it whilst it sits on the floor of the cage. A good product but let down by a flimsy build, and being way too overpriced.I do recommend the product but only for very light weight birds, not adult Greys or similar. My Grey climbs all over it and enjoys the forager, unfortunately like I said, the forager is not strong enough to cope with neither his sharp and strong bill, nor his weight and enthusiastic playing with the forager.

This is a good toy it took my grey all of 5min to work out how to get to the treats. Still keeps her amused though.

Got this for my amazon as he enjoys foraging for his food.Took him a while to figure out how each of the doors work but he is straight down to it now when I fill it up.There is however one door that is a lot harder to open, even I have trouble opening it, so I have to leave it partially open for him.Fairly easy to clean and seems very sturdy as my parrot sits on it when he is eating from it (ignoring the perch next to it) and it is still going strong!

Although Kiwi hasn't played with it yet he will certainly have fun with it and it will keep him amused trying to get the treats.

This Foraging Carousel is very good as it makes the Parrots work for there food .

my parrot does like to climb on it to get food out but it is too easy. he had worked it out within seconds. without the challenge it just makes for easy food and a fat parrot. foraging should tax the brain a little and the item was advertised to keep parrot guessing.i find it also to be flimsey and donot expect it to last very long.very disapointed i have not yet found a foraging toy that has an appropriate level of difficulty.

Unfortunately I was very dissapointed with this item. I bought it for my Grey. It feels flimsy. It does not spin freeley but catches half way around each time. Two of the little doors are too stiff for her to open and it feels as if she put her weight on it it would probably struggle to stay in position. Made of cheap plastic. Should cost about £5 in my view.It was not cheap and I have not given it to her as I dont trust it. Sorry but waste of money.

My LSC2 bit already two of the doors, and the toy is quite boring as the bird only opens the door and take out the treat. Not much fun for such an expensive toy. I bought almost every single foraging toy however this one was the only disappointment.

I wake up every morning at 6 from the screeching of this toy. One of the sliding door is so tight that even I can only get it open using all my strenght. But I use that one for her pellets and leave it open just enough to get one out with a little luck. My Eastern Rosella hasn't a large enough beak to use the knobs, I wish they were smaller. I will just not press the door all the way in or else she wouldn't stand a chance to open them. It would have been great if this toy was also made in a smaller beak version because it is a great toy and she loves it!!

The wheel itself is good, each door opens in a different way to keep it different each time.However, my main concern is the strength of it.Whilst with my senegal it will last a little while, the bigger birds would rip it to shreds in no time.Also, I had hoped to have it touching against the wall, however due to the clip, this is not possible. The disc on the clip interferes with the cage bars and it is not possible to put the screw on.This was with the Montana Finca Play Gym cage. The bits that are in the way are the extra bars to support the hold the poop tray for the play gym so not all cages will be affected.

I have a DYH Amazon that loves Almonds to the exclusion of all else if she allowed it so I knew she would be keen to seek out an Almond put in the carousel and that it would keep her busy . I put the carousel in her cage low down, as she prefers the higher perches and waited. It took her only 5 minutes to open each of the 4 compartments immediately and retrieve her reward. I was stunned but she loves this and now will flap the tops to make a noise to remind me they are empty. It is robust, stands washing in the dishwasher and gives her lots of fun.I tried it with another Amazon and a Grey but they were not impressed so it suits the lively, inquisitive birds that are hooked on their treats!

Figuring my Grey needs ever more challenges, I've filled it with all the things he wishes he could have all the time. Unsalted, roasted pistachios, pine nuts and opened walnuts in the shell. He only gets Harrison's pellets, so treats are usually much sought after. So far, nothing. Hence only 4 stars for now. It's well made and interesting and I look forward to him taking more of an interest. I feel his lack of interest is due to him having too many other new toys at the moment.

Well this scared my CAG and it took her 3-4 days to even go near it! However she has now mastered 2 of the drawers and is investigating the other two.I like the size as there is no need to ensure that the food is chopped up small(unlike the foraging wheel), and so varying foods/treats can be used.Although it has perches, I am unsure if the weight it would hold before breaking so I have positioned it near a perch.