🦜 HONBAY 2pcs Parrot Bird Rabbit Hutch Cage Fruit Vegetable Holder Skewer Foraging Toy: A Must-Have Animal Treating Tool Review

My only suggestion is to make the bottom screw stronger. It unscrews very easily, which is normal for small birds. A large bird can swallow it.

There is no way to tighten the nut once you get to the top of the thread, it just slides all the way up. With this you can only put solid things in here and make sure it reaches the threads, not a good product.

Maybe I'm missing the trick, but it's difficult to cut veggies with because the tip is threaded and has a flat end. I kept struggling to push my way through the vegetables and ended up stabbing myself. use denied. Maybe it's just not for me.

Used daily to give our Revain a variety of fruit and veg. Something other than just bowl feeding for a change in the daily routine. By design, juice and food scraps get caught in the threads, so it must be hand washed after use to prevent the threads from sticking.

When we first brought Cupid to his new home, we didn't have any fruit or veg on the skewer. Cupid thought it was a toy and was attached to it. In the end we plant apples, grapes and vegetables, but he doesn't care. Good product! I feel it serves its purpose and is easy to clean!

I have two lovebirds who love to play with their food so I'm always looking for ways to make them fun foraging and occupied. These skewers are perfect for serving large portions. I'm hanging from the top of the cage and they're hanging from the ceiling of the cage, reaching for food. All of this is also good exercise and keeps them busy. They love it.

If you know anything about birds, you know that they hate everything new. It is best to leave it in a cage. When my bird got old enough to eat veggies, that was awesome! After a few hours he started chewing on them and they work so well! I don't know if it's just my little guy but he likes to slide over him and move around in his cage. This also works for my guinea pig and rabbit. They're quite shy, so they're happy to come and have a snack.