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Bird Toys Parrot Toys Natural Bird Foraging Box Foot for Parakeets
Natural Materials: bird toys made from eco-friendly, pet-safe pine cones, apple wood, apple wood chew block, coconut shells, sola fibers, loofahs, spiral seegrass, wicker balls and corn, no metals, paints, plastic or dyed items, ensuring hours of worry-free fun for your bird friends.
$9.99
100 available
Size: Medium
SKU: PLY-008773
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- Medium
About this item
- Boosts Natural Foraging Skills: Whether the apple wood, coconut, seagrass, cornor, wicker ball or the pine cone—has a range of sizes, shapes, and texture, encourages your bird's natural instincts by providing a variety of textures and materials to explore, chew, and shred, well suited to mental stimulation and physical activity.
- Snack & Seek: Maybe you can tasty treats inside the box, and let the foraging games begin! Your bird will feel like a tiny detective, uncovering hidden treasures and munching on surprises. It’s like a birdie version of hide-and-seek, but with snacks as the prize!
- Versatile for Various Bird Species: Perfectly suited for parakeets, cockatiels, conures, lovebirds, macaws, parrotlets, quakers, and african greys and other small to medium-sized birds, providing endless variety and fun for all types of feathered companions.
- Whether they’re shredding paper, nibbling on wood, or tossing around sola balls, your bird will be chirping with joy. A happy bird means a happy home—let the fun begin!
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- Pet Toy TypeChew Toy
- Breed Recommendationbird
- Recommended Uses For ProductPlaying
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| Pet Toy Type | Chew Toy |
|---|---|
| Breed Recommendation | bird |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Playing |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Dog Breed Size | Medium |
| Pet Type | Bird |
| Target Species | Bird |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Material | Pine Cones, Apple Wood, Coconut Shells, Sola Fibers, Loofahs, Spiral Seagrass, Wicker Balls, Corn |
| Theme | Animals |
| Subject Character | bird |
| Model number | niao01 |
| Model Name | niao01 |
| Age Range Description | Adult and Juvenile Birds |
| Included Components | bird toys |
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Easy to Set Up and Use
Maybe you can sprinkle some treats and give the box a little shake. Then Simply place the foraging box in your bird's habitat or on the top of the cage Let the fun begin,birds will pulling out some foot toys to enjoy! Interactive & Engaging Play Full of all safe, natural, chewing, shredding toys,keeping your bird found hours of fun and entertainment. Nature's Playground Imagine your feathered friend diving into a mini jungle gym! This foraging box is packed with natural goodies like sola balls, rattan twists, and loofah slices, turning snack time into an adventurous treasure hunt. Watch as your birdie buddy hops, pecks, and shreds its way through this wonderland, just like it would in the wild! Chew-tastic Fun Birds love to chew, and this toy is like a gourmet buffet for their beaks! With corn husks, wood chips, and bamboo weaves, it’s a chewable paradise that keeps those little beaks busy and happy. No more boring cage time—just endless nibbling, crunching, and exploring!
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