🐦 Bird Puzzle Training Toys Set for Parrots and Parakeets: Tabletop Interactive Pack for Throwing, Chewing, and Learning with Mini Pink Plastic Shopping Cart Toy and Balls for Cockatiel and Conure Review

I bought two different orders with two different carts from two different companies, one was plastic and the other metal. This one flips when my 11 month old Lovi stands up on it.

Love the little wagon! Very easy to roll. My green-cheeked kennel should have no problem pushing him. Even if it's a little light. I don't know if he can stand on it like in some photos without tipping over. Although it's not a big problem. I'm also a bit concerned about what the golden orbs are made of. I'm concerned that what makes it gold might be toxic if ingested, so I don't let my Green Cheek gold balls play with it for safety's sake. In general it is worth the money.

I started playing with this to encourage my bird to see it as a toy and not just a scary new thing and it's fun. I really got into it (laughs) and my bird could tell. After playing with him, I give her the ball and she plays with it. Now she isn't afraid of them anymore and usually takes longer to get used to new toys. The gold balls are beautiful, but she fell on the side of her suitcase and it broke in two. The balls aren't very durable, but it's cool because it's a cheap item.

Hehe I actually bought this for dolls. that helps a lot. It would be great if you could pick that body color but I think that's ok. Since I won't be using this for poultry I don't think repainting is that big of a deal. Although one of the carts (I have 3 of them) came without this rear end, I don't think it matters much. I was going to replace/change it anyway because I need a cart to be able to hold a small doll in like normal shopping carts do.

Bought for Kennel's birthday. Luckily, it passed its annual review a few days later. To keep him from getting bored, I always put a toy in his carrier. I chose a steel ball. Fortunately, the same day the vet made me aware that the material used to make the ball could flake off the scales for the bird to ingest. Went straight into the trash can. I kept the basket and stars as they are plastic. From time to time he plays with them. But as a precaution I would advise throwing away the balls if you