36pcs Soft Corks with Parrot Chewing Toy Cage Perch Pine Wood Foraging Smart Toy for Small to Regular Size Parrot Cockatiel Birds
$16.99
Price: $16.99
(as of Apr 07, 2025 01:50:18 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Parrot Smart Cage Toy
Easy install in cage
Easy install in cage by horizontal or vertical
Soft wood corks no harm your bird
Made by pine wood with soft corks,100% chewable smart toy no harm your birds
Trim the bird’s beaks and nails
Provide your birds rip, forage and chew Activities,develop bird’s trim beak
Product Dimensions : 3.8 x 2.1 x 7.8 inches; 11.2 ounces
Item model number : WOOD TOY-A
Date First Available : April 24, 2024
Manufacturer : OSWINMART
ASIN : B0D2L9TSN2
Country of Origin : China
🐦[WHAT YOU GET] Pine wood chewing smart bird creation toy, easy install in cage by horizontal or vertical,entertaining your bird with 3 size total 36pcs soft corks
🐦[MATERIAL & SIZE] All naturally materials made by pine wood with soft corks 100% chewable smart toy no harm your birds. Size: 7.8×2.1×2.1inch(20×5.4×5.4cm) Weight:0.6lb/270g
🐦[FUNCTION] Provide your birds rip, forage and chew Activities,develop bird’s trim beak,also help to ward off boredom, depression loneliness behaviors by stimulating physical activity
🐦[SUITABLE FOR] Perfect size for small or regular size birds like Senegal parrot,Sun Conure, Small Cockatoos,Green Cheek Conure Mini Macaws
7 reviews for 36pcs Soft Corks with Parrot Chewing Toy Cage Perch Pine Wood Foraging Smart Toy for Small to Regular Size Parrot Cockatiel Birds
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Thundersea –
My birds can’t get enough cork!!
I highly recommend this for lovebirds. They love chewing it and the larger corks take them a while to get through, so you won’t have to refill it very much. I haven’t even had to use the extra corks that it came with yet.
Chilaquiles –
Great for bigger birds
I bought this for my Senegal parrot who goes absolutely crazy for cork and wood toys, so this was the best of both worlds. He can easily pull the cork pieces out of the holes, but this is meant for destroying anyway. The annoying part was that the cork pieces came in a separate bag, and you have to assemble it yourself into the holes of the toy. This is time-consuming, and it takes a lot of pressing to get them to actually stick in the holes and not fall out immediately. I wish it had come pre-assembled. However, my parrot loves it, so no complaints from him.
Jenny Romanchuk –
The corks that come with it donât fit
Corks donât fit in any of the holes they are either too big or too small
Holly C –
My Quakers love this toy!
My birds are chewers and shredders, it’s their favorite activity. They love chewing up wood and all the trim in my house will prove it. This toy was not in their cage for 5 minutes before they both went to town on it. It actually gave me a few hours to get some housework done while they occupied themselves working on the wood and cork portions of it. They even enjoy chewing the wooden base for the toy. The toy comes with a few extra corks to put in the drilled holes, I have found that placing a couple nuts in a few of the holes gives the birds a little treat to forage for while playing. They love this toy, happy birds = happy bird mom! I do recommend this toy for birds that enjoy chewing activities.
Stairs –
Really like it.
My conure loves it. I wish the colorful straws were removeable. I think my bird wanted to pull them out too
Nancy –
More cork would be nice
My African Gray loved this toy. He demolished all the cork out of the wood in one day. Just wished there was a replacement with the cork – he now sits on the wood and chomps away at that
Fiona –
Cool design, but lots of glue
This is an interesting design. I had been planning to use it for putting seeds under the corks and letting my budgie forage for them.However I haven’t put it into the cage yet, because I found that the sticks aren’t just stuck into the hole tightly like I thought they’d be– they are glued there with big globs of glue. I don’t know whether the glue is safe or not if he gets into it. So I’m going to have to figure out a way to remove the glue before I give it to him.