🐦 Multicolor Club Bird Toy - Prevue Pet Products Calypso Creations 62606 Review

Our blue amazon crown had hours of fun tearing this toy apart. She plucks feathers, so growing feathers is fun enough for her.

I have lots of little finches and they love this thing. They are always playing on it and pulling the strings of their nest. It keeps you busy for hours! And it looks great in a cage too.

My gray parrot loves this toy very much. He started tearing him up the moment I put him in his cage. For the price it seems to last quite a while so I'm very happy with the purchase.

Not at all like the picture. To be honest I'm not even sure I got what I ordered. Colors, size and shape are all completely different. very disappointed. I'll add a photo review when I can.

Calvin likes to take the time to rip out all the paper and then he also likes to pull ropes hanging from small pieces of wood while he's at the bottom of his cage. In fact, it's his favorite toy, even though all the papers are gone, he still loves to play with the little cotton strings that come out of the straws. Now he's 50 years old, so he doesn't want to chew hard anymore. he enjoys it very much.

No bird toy should have indigestible, chewable parts. This toy is loaded onto a plastic tube. I have 4 ounces 18 year old. sun protection. Only gave him this toy at the end of 2018. She quickly became a favorite. However, we noticed breathing problems that got worse over time (crackling sounds). The test results were all normal. Obstruction is the only remaining cause, and examination requires complete sedation and invasive probing, which is risky. The bird chewed quite a bit of skin. As a…

My Gray Parrot loves to rip the strings on this toy; However, the pipes shown are made of plastic. I knew nothing about the risk associated with plastic. Birds' beaks cutting plastic result in very sharp edges. My Sid cut his tongue on a sharp piece of plastic last night. Bleeding for 2 hours straight trying to find an open vet clinic. I was absolutely helpless. The best I could do was calm her down and get her to tilt her head forward so the blood would flow out instead of running down her…