MEWTOGO Large Parrot Toy - Multicolored Wooden Blocks Tearing Toys for Birds Suggested for African Grey Cockatoos, and a Variety of Amazon Parrots.
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Those problems with the rope have not come up for me. I have never heard of any of the birds that I care for chewing the rope. Instead, they go for the blocks and drop the rope on the ground. At a shelter I take care of 40 parrots, and at my house I have 24 parrots. A lot of bird species like this toy, especially the medium to large birds. So far, none of these toys have caused any issues. Theodore S. Carson
It is not noticeable that anything is amiss. A couple of these were purchased by me, and my Grey devoured them right away.
I have no idea. I hid it from my bird for a few months, but my bird enjoyed it
No one told me whether it was treated or not. It was a mystery to me that it was from China, since I don't buy anything from that country. Despite its size, the bird was not bothered by The problem has been solved.
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After you hound me about a review of your product, I finally decided to write one. I knew it wouldn't be what you were hoping for, so here it is. In and of themselves, the toy is a dangerous one A sisal rope of a similar appearance to a wire rope is contained in this scarf. Once there was a brown strand of rope attached to it. There is now a pretty pastel color in the seller's version. Although it doesn't harm parrots, it is capable of doing so. Based on my personal experience, I speak the truth. The piece of rope that I was trying to use to kill my parrot got Trying to force it back down, he puked for hours. I finally settled him down by massaging his throat, giving him water through an eyedropper, and coaxing him into eating a small A painful combination of pain and regurgitation forced him to eject the contents of his stomach. Honestly, the only reason I am reviewing this product is to save another bird from a very stressful situation. This rope is not well known to many people. Get a piece of it and crush it in your hand. In total, you will receive a handful of small, medium, and large pieces of You should be careful if you own a bird. I recommend you avoid this stuff at all costs. I was blown away by your product when I received it. It was a relief to be able to untie the rope and throw it away. You will be at risk for causing your bird terrible pain if you do not take care. Guess what my bird came out with, a piece of sisal rope when it finally went to the toilet. There is a possibility that his intestines were torn. You will need to remove the colored sisal rope from this product if you buy it. Nylon is the term you use in your description. NYLON is not a part of this. Whatever type of bird toys you purchase for your little bird, choose them with caution regardless of their manufacturer. It is the safest type of rope to use, cotton rope, which this toy has. You might want to ask questions if you can. A little extra precaution is preferable to no precaution at all.
The only way I could give it zero stars is if I could. Two toys I purchased from this company lasted no longer than 3 hours in the cage of my parrot. It was apparent the toys were designed in such a way that when the birds bite at eye level, they break into small pieces. Small pieces of wood were all over the bottom of their cage where they had slipped off of the ropes and were off on their own. This is a very low quality product. The 20 or so dollars they cost are not worth it. It is almost impossible for me to purchase from this company again and I would recommend that you not do so as well.
I heard a screaming sound in one of my birds' cages on Sunday night. There was the odd time they let out a scream out of boredom, but that was clearly another story. A portion of her foot had gotten caught in the loop at the end of the chain that holds the toys together, causing her distress. I was glad I was home and immediately freed her from her cage. I removed the remainder of that toy. If I was out for the day and she was stuck with one leg for the whole time, I can only imagine how stressful that would have been for her. Additionally, the possible injuries she may have suffered from breaking her leg might have been caused by the incident.
My favorite part was that the toy actually resembled what I had seen in Unfortunately, on the first night of play the parrot cracked the toy by focusing its attention on it. There is one block on which they are all hanging. One of the eye screws anchored into the top of the center block is not very large and small. One of the ropes was used as a anchor, and a hole was drilled into the middle block. It's only a matter of time before it falls apart. It appears that it is.
It was not clear to me how to rate the toy's durability, since it is intended to be destroyed. It's too tough for the bird to chew, so she makes quite a mess in and around her Dogs, cats, and/or children who might walk on the fallen pieces of wood can pose a hazard when wood slivers and chunks fall from trees. It would be nice if the price were lower so I could purchase several of them since they are destroyed almost immediately. my bird really enjoys the toy, so the attention and time it occupies are definitely worth it!.
If my birds are left in their cage without me, I am always worried about the long chain/rope wrapping around their neck. Our house was a big hit with parrots and parronts alike thanks to this one!.
It's an incredibly complex concept to define durability for a toy that is designed to be destroyed! Ultimately, I need his toys to give him pleasure for longer than a day or two, but I would do anything to keep him from neglecting it just because it is hard There seems to be a good balance between durability and destructibility with this toy! This bird looks like it could survive for about a month in its cage!.
I purchased this play toy for my Umbrella Cockatoo and it's great! Over the course of two days, she was very busy. In the past two days, she has been quite and has played all day, then slept all night. I was very satisfied with the quality of the toy and it was exactly what I expected. Allow me to convey my thoughts - thanks for listening to my thoughts - The best thing you can do if you have a bird is There is no need to worry about disappointment.
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