🐦 Unleash Bird's Creativity with Featherland Paradise Creative Foraging Systems: Stimulating Bird Toys & Feeders to Keep Your Feathered Friends Engaged Review

This product works great! The lower and upper wheels rotate to dispense food. Our little bird has learned to turn the bottom plate very quickly and to scatter the food everywhere! Rschunimagu. Still, a great addition to a birdcage.

Great product and great product support. These toys are very durable and are very well cared for by the manufacturer. If the manufacturer had a small problem with the installation, I immediately exchanged it and didn't have to ask. I've wanted to buy replacement parts in the past and they just mailed them to me with no questions asked. Now I have acrylic toys of almost every size they make and my cockatoos love them.

My Ekki loves it! Or is it the seeds he loves. He is very sedentary and does not play with many toys. He learned to turn both up and down to pour out all the seeds of Nom Nom. He had the bottom in a couple of days and it took him two weeks to figure out how to turn his head too. Now he only loads it every few days and only partially because the seeds are bad for the birds. Now for more complex toys.

My bird was not at all interested in this toy no matter how hard I tried to show him how to use it. Very difficult to clean and maintain when there was a jam and the feeding hole was too small to hold more interesting treats. The threaded bolt on top was also a bit of a negative as my jenday was more focused on unscrewing it than reaching for food. It's too easy to reach, so it had to be placed at the top of the cage. Two stars out of five. Others may have better luck.

The parrot I bought it for managed to unscrew the top and remove the cover. He immediately got upset because the treats got stuck between levels. He's just a parrot with a brown head (the size of a Senegal). If it's big enough to take apart but small enough to get excited about, I don't even want to think about what bigger birds will do with it! I'm usually happy with creative food toys, but this one didn't work so well. Maybe we need to try this in one of the other bird cages and see if they…

This is a great feeding toy that even cockatiels can make. I saw a few comments saying it might be too much for a cockatiel but mine figured it out after a few days. I just crush a Nutriberry treat and put some in all the compartments upstairs and she takes a while and I'm rewarded when she finishes it. above instead of opening and unscrewing the wing nut each time. I could see how a big bird could just unscrew it to remove the top cap.