MEWTOGO 2Pcs Bird Parrot Chewing Sticks Toys - Multicolored Wooden Blocks for Conures, Parakeets, Cockatiels, Lovebirds, African Grey, Amazon Parrots, and More Review

I was amazed when I opened it. They are beautiful! What a great price and product. My birds are delighted. Why should I buy anywhere else?! Thank you for the sturdy, fun, colorful toys.

I bought these for my Senegal. They're a bit too big for him, but he chews them anyway. In fact, it's going to be so long before I might buy it again. Just be aware that all small parrots may not like the large size.

It took him 2 days to mow the first one (he destroyed $20 bird toys in literally 7 minutes). And he will not touch a toy made for Makaas. It's easily one of the best I've bought for the price and has a second one to spin in.

I really like my double yellow head. He wasted no time and immediately started chewing. The wood is a bit thin but it works. I will buy this set again. The bells are too small. I did a much better job of storing my old cowbells that came with other toys and replacing the small originals.

Very well made chew toy. Big. I have a slightly smaller one caged with my cockatiel who chews on it a lot. Doesn't fall apart easily. I gave a large toy to a friend who has a large parrot. These toys need a good place in the cage. I've bought many wooden toys that were destroyed in minutes but these survived.

I originally bought this for a cockatiel but when I installed it in his cage my gray parrot was intrigued. So I put the second one in his cage and he loves it! Not sure about the design or colors (although he's been given colored toys many times) but he rarely plays with hanging toys, he almost had it done in less than a month. I've just ordered another pack - although it didn't last long - he loves them so much I had to. My parrot is very happy with his and it will last a long time but loves…

This was for my rats who love wooden toys. Arrived in perfect condition. Immediately took off the bells - they don't care about the noise makers and I hate them. I simply used my fingers to loosen the loop at the bottom of the center wire, removed the bell and bent the wire into place. If your wire is particularly stiff, you may need a small pair of pliers. The wood is fine, no foreign smells, no splinters, nothing sharp. I wish I knew for sure that the paint is non-toxic, but rats are tough…