Stainless Steel Bell Toy Bird Cage Hanging Bite Toy for Parrot Parakeet Budgie Cockatiel Conure African Greys (S)

Excellent product. Well made. My parakeet was seriously playing g with it 5 minutes and has not stopped. Sound is a cute little jingle..not too loud. Safer than regular bells which can be dangerous as a bird can get the tip of its beak in the ring that attaches theclangerto the underside of the bell.highly recommend this safe fun product

These bells are exactly as described. (I purchased the 2-pack large size - one for each bird.) Just got them today and then hung them in their cages, so now it's a waiting game to see if eachof my African Grey parrots will ultimately enjoy them. (One has played with it a bit so far, the other is still giving it the side-eye. LOL)

When I opened the pkg I was disappointed. I couldn’t hear a sound from it. . I thought my bird would be disappointed. But it’s shiny and he loves bells so I put it in the cage and my conure was delighted. Now it’s his favorite toy! My son on the other was not at all happy. “Why did you get that thing for him!?! It’s so annoying! It sounds like a flock of fairies in here!” Turns out the tinkle sound is so high pitched I can’t hear it. Lol! (Yes, I’m old. ) I highly recommend this bell and so does my bird! 😂

The liberty style bells are a hidden hazard for our feathered friends. Often made of unsafe metal and with clappers that are accessible to the birds, there have been many cases of heavy metal poisoning from birds chewing on the bells and removing & swallowing the clappers.These bells, however, are made of safe stainless steel, and since they are a long tube shape, the birds cannot reach the clappers. They are a perfect alternative for birds who love to shake bells. I had to attach it to a longer chain for my conure since the chains they come with are very short, but that is a minor issue and other birds might not need any adjustment to this product. My bird just prefers to grab bells by the chain to shake is all. Overall this is a fantastic product that is a must-have for any birds that like to shake bells.

These stainless bells are much better than other bird bells.

Finally a toy that can stand my parrots distructive ways. It has a decent weight and the center piece is well away from my birds beaks. I love the sound, not loud at all but enough for me to know when they are at the bell. I purchased 2 of these bells and certainly don't regret it. Plus my birds love them.

This is a well made toy with a beautiful bell sound. However I bought it for my parakeet and it's too big and heavy for him to play with. It's more suited to stronger, larger birds. My parakeet does love to listen to me shake the bell for him. He loves the pure tone. It's just that he can't play it himself.

My bird has not expressed much interest in this bell yet. But I will say it seems safer than the usual bells you see attached to toys. I feel like it would hold up well to rough birds. The noise it makes is pleasant, not overly obnoxious.Update: after having this bell for a few months, our bird has started ringing it. She rings it every morning when she wakes up, and multiple times throughout the day. When I hear it, I always go check on her, talk to her, and give her scritches in hopes that she will learn to ring it when she is feeling social and wanting attention.