DELOKEY Large Parrot Toys: Premium Natural Wood Chewing Toys for Macaws, Cockatoos, African Grey, and Large Amazon Parrots Review

As soon as my bird ate this, he tore the bunch of keys! It was attached with a rope to a key ring attached to a very cheap hook. For the money I paid I was very disappointed! Don't buy for a parrot!

I've never had a toy so big it scared my parrot! I suppose if you have an open aviary this will probably work. It's so huge that my expansive play space was a dwarf. 3 months my parrot refused to approach him

Two hours after I placed it in my gray parrot's cage, this huge toy was half gone. Play value for a bird is great, but no one can afford to give their bird a $20 toy every day. MUST USE HARDER WOOD.

I live far in the mountains and I have a plot with crows that also live on the premises as well as killing crows that come every morning for breakfast. I set up an open area for them and give them and the coyotes toys every New Year's Eve (coyotes get dog toys). The crows are very curious about it, they like to take it apart and find treats that I hide inside.

The toy is huge, a little too big for my Gala cockatoo. He wasn't sure what to do with it. I feel like a bigger bird could have had more fun with this toy. My bird can't bite through blocks because its beak is too small or maybe it's too lazy. I ended up stuffing the food into blocks and turning them into a food collecting toy. I would recommend this toy for large birds and people who have plenty of hanging space!

We bought this for our 28 year old blue and gold macaw as we wanted to give it to the nanny while we were visiting our daughter for 8 days. Frankie usually runs the house, but we figured he should be locked up while we're gone. We wanted to keep him busy and relieve him of the frustration when his release requirements weren't met. When we came back on day 8 the toy showed signs of wear lol but about 25% of the wood pieces were still on. It took him another week to tear them apart, he slowed…