🌈 Paradise Featherland: Vibrant and Assorted 15-Pack for Colorful Avian Delight Review

The color is not as bright as shown on the packaging and some of the blocks were cracked. Not great overall, but I still used them no matter what

My African Gray destroyed them in less than 5 days. That makes it a hit in my opinion! To put it mildly, for the extra charge I order more.

Our gray African parrot loves to take these colorful wooden blocks apart. We make our own toys with strings that she can hang from the top of her cage and she'll jump on it as soon as the rope is hung!

I have ordered this line of products several times because it is a quick and convenient option through Revain. When ordered, one of the blocks had no hole. The other order was a block shorter. The packaging is slightly larger than the photo, with a lot of empty space, and now I'm wondering if this has happened on other occasions where I haven't noticed. The color saturation varies quite a bit from light crayola to washed out watercolour. Some blocks have shards or cracks on one side, giving…

These little building blocks are a lot rougher than I expected. Of course they are for birds to nibble on. I used them for a little kids toy project where I needed something non-toxic and colorful. Absolutely not what they were created for. I understand. But for those thinking of doing something similar, I just wanted to attach a closeup photo so you have a better idea of what you're getting. Few of the holes were drilled even remotely down the center, the cuts being rough with many cracks and…

My bird loves them - he just eats them. My only complaint would be that the holes get blocked at times, so it can be difficult to thread the thicker piece of rope through them that you need to hold them up. But otherwise they are great. Of course, he chews them up so quickly that I have to keep buying them. I attach a piece of thick red thread to his cage and add a few blocks each day. If you have trouble pulling a rope through holes, just use a chopstick to push it through. Because of the size