These non-toxic cardboard
tubes come in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors. They are
inexpensive and enjoyed by birds of all sizes. Use them as foot
toys, toy bodies, use them as toy parts or even use the 7" ring to
make a swing.
These 1" non-toxic rings of cardboard are the ideal foot toys.
They are inexpensive, easy to hold and totally engrossing. They can also
be incorporated into toys for some good shredding fun. For smaller
birds, you can slip them onto perches so they can enjoy bitty bagels
too!
Parrot Photo: Missy enjoying her bitty bagel.
Sold in Quantities of 10 Price: $1.50
Birdie Bagels - 2 inch
These 2" rings of cardboard are great for medium sized
parrots. They make great foot toys, they can be slipped over perches
or incorporated into toys for some good shredding fun. Inexpensive,
irresistible and non-toxic.
Parrot Photo: Micah chews away on his birdie bagel.
These 3" rings of cardboard are great for medium to large
sized parrots. They make great foot toys, can be slipped over
perches or incorporated into toys for some good shredding fun.
Inexpensive, irresistible and non-toxic.
Parrot Photo: Micah just loves a chewing challenge that is almost
as big as he is!
These 5" heavy duty rings of cardboard are great for the
large macaws and cockatoos. Also recommended for extreme chewers.
Besides using them as foot toys, you can hang them by chain in
cages and on perches. The 2" width also makes them great for
use in toys or as toy bodies. Inexpensive, irresistible and
non-toxic.
Sold individually Price: $3.50
Birdie Bagels - 7"
This is probably one of the most versatile birdie bagel
products. It can be used as a toy body and decorated with lots of toy
parts, used as a swing for small and medium birds or used as a a straight chew
toy by hanging on a perch or suspending from rope. The big guys really
love this one!
These cones are 3" in length and 1" in diameter.
They are definitely the household favorite and can be enjoyed by
birds of all sizes. For an added thrill, you can stuff some
treats (like almonds) into the center of the cone for a real
challenge! Inexpensive, irresistible and non-toxic.
Parrot Photo: Sam and Nalani enjoy their bird bites
Parrot
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