Review on Parrot Stainless Medicine Feeding Cockatiel by Tracey White

It does the job but is definitely cheaply made. The sharp edges are fortunately not sharp, but still rough. Very thin metal is fine for the feeding end of the spoon (ideally with smooth edges) but the handles also nest together so unless they are laid flat to dry after washing they can stick together and not dry. To the right. Since the metal is very thin, if they stick together they can get a bit irritated by the separation. But they're the right size for tiny bird beaks (I've even fed them to newly hatched budgies) and last a long time with good care. Hence three stars for something that works but isn't very impressive in quality. Hopefully an update will be made (smooth edges for the nursing end and full/round handles) so I can purchase a nicer set.