🔔 JW Pet Activitoys Spinning Bells Bird Toy - Assorted Colors Review

I have a bird that is obsessed with bells and loves this toy very much. He even grabs the yellow plastic that the bell is attached to and tries to swing it so this toy gives him different tasks.

This is my cockatiel's favorite toy. After 5 years of active play, he had to be replaced. My boy loves to sit on it and chew on bells. Strong! The handle attaches with a plastic screw and cap and remains attached to the horizontal bars of the cage. The vertical should work but may require a shim and tightening.

This is without a doubt my parrot's favorite toy. I think I've bought for them for the past three years. At any one time they have two in a cage. The bell sounds that this toy makes are some of the most interesting and they really go crazy over them. It took a while when I first got it but now when I go up and press the bells they go crazy! They run over like, "Hey, don't touch our bells!" Hahaha!

We actually bought two or more of these toys so we have four bell toys. Perfect size for our cockatiels. Bullet (grey) loves to fight. He turns and knocks on the bells. Sometimes the bells fly off before his pleasure, but they snap back easily. Mug (yellow) also loves to spin them, but for some reason makes tunneling even more fun? He likes to meander back and forth between the wall and the bell tower. (He's a normal weight and won't get stuck, but of course we're on the lookout for problems.)…

This product corresponds to the description. Our cockatiel medley loves shiny things and things that ring like bells so I figured he would love this toy. instead of turning only a fraction of a turn each time, and when he pecks, the bell rings immediately, but very briefly, but he would have much preferred after he had pecked to continue ringing at least a little longer, like greyhounds . He rarely pays attention to this particular toy. I think I'll probably end up replacing it with actual mini