🦜 Colorful Shred Paper Foot Beak Stuffing Foraging Toy for Parrots - Bonka Bird Toys 1654: Suitable for Quaker Parrots, Parrotlets, and Conures Review

My parrot loves scraps of paper. Keeps her busy for hours. She loves throwing torn paper on the floor and watching it fall to the ground.

This is a great addition to our bird toy range. Our only parrot "Matt" pulls him from different feeding bowls throughout the day. Great to add toys!

For forging toys for my parrot. He loves to pull it out of small boxes and toys along with treats. can i make my own Yes, but why when it's convenient, ready and worth it.

Milady Gould's finches use nothing but colored paper for their nests. I wish this product was in a much larger package for the price I paid for it. My finches prefer the much more colorful paper with wires from parrot toys and don't like dull colors. Maybe my finches are just snobs? Good paper quality for which I give this product four stars.

There was no indication on the packaging that this product is bird safe (I understand there are no laws that require that wording). When I peeled off the label from Bonka, I saw the original manufacturer. I couldn't find this manufacturer online, nor was I able to find out what the paper was colored with or if it was bird safe (or child safe as it was originally sold as a bath towel for girls and boys).

I spent the extra money and bought this for my bird rather than buying other shredded paper as I wanted to make sure it was safe for her. However, when I received it, I found that it is just like any other shredded paper. Nothing on the packaging said it was for birds, just that it was meant to fill a basket! I would have just bought the cheaper wicker filling if I knew it wasn't sold or tested on birds!

This is the first Bonka product I threw away the moment I opened it. The packaging itself looked pretty dated to be honest. The label began to fade and wear off (as if it had been in a warehouse for years). However, the problem is not in the packaging, but in the strong smell that the paper gives off! Smells like pure Listerine mouthwash. I knew with certainty that something was wrong and never took the risk of giving it to my birds. Instead I threw it away and got a refund. The shredded paper…