Octopus Pinata Bird Toy Medium

Our parrot named Socrates doesn't usually like any new additions to the inside of her cage. At 27 years of age she has become quite particular of everything. She turns her beak up at new food, expects to be fed at particular times, and has a certain type of box that she wants to nest in.Most toys are regarded with a jaundiced eye as being either too large or small, of the wrong material, or placed in the wrong position. It usually is ignored for a considerable period of time or just ignored forever.We were pleasantly surprised when we put this Octopus Pinata in her cage. After regarding it for a brief period she engaged in a full-on assault, tearing aggressively and joyfully into her new toy. At least I think that she was 'joyful'. It's kind of hard to tell.

I got 2 of these for my blue n gold Macaw. He jyst loves them. He slowly takes them apart and chews them to bits. They actually last a long time since then are filled with lots of paper product. He is always happy when I put one of these in his cage.I recommend this toy for anyone who has a bird to keep them busy and happy. I will purchase more as soon as he is done with the ones he has.

I love this shred toy. I have four parrots, two Green Cheek Conures, and two Parrotlets, and all four of them love to shred. This is somewhat durable as well so it lasts more than four seconds. I would definitely buy this again for my birds. They really enjoyed it. My Green Cheeks ripped the bottom strips off and we actually tied them onto another toy so they could continue playing with them. You really need to keep your birds occupied or they can get bored and start neurotic behaviors like plucking. It's best to get them several different types of toys and move them and switch them around. This would be a good addition to any small bird's cage. I live near some chain pet stores but I get sick of buying the same toys over and over again, and I'm sure the birds do as well, so I checked amazon. I was not disappointed. I would highly recommend this product.

Another fantastic toy from planet pleasures ♥️ my two budgies aren't super interested in it but I got too large of a size so that's my fault they love to chew the stringy part. and it's so great that planet pleasures uses natural bird safe materials. Cotton rope that you see on some bird toys is very dangerous ( even if it is labeled bird safe) because the birds can't digest the fibers and it can give your birds and impaction in their crops, sisal rope is safe because it dissolves if they ingest it. Rope perches are safe as long as they don't chew it .

This is one of my cockatiels favorite toys. My only concern is that it doesn’t come in a package or plastic bag. Its thrown in a dirty Amazon box. I clean it before I let her play with it.

My budgies love it and it's easy enough for them to destroy without giving up but durable enough to last a while.

I can always count on planet treasures to make the safest, most entertaining toys for my bird. My cockatiel was overjoyed when he first saw this toy, but it came WAY smaller than expected.

I have to admit that I don't have a large parrot, but I do have a baby English budgie that I received about a month ago. The English budgies are about twice the size of their American counterparts, and normal parakeets. Sydney is an awesome little bird with a HUGE Spirit and I wanted to get him toys that would challenge him and be fun for him. I took my chances on getting something that was made for a larger bird and he loves this. I did wait until he had bonded with me and gotten comfortable in his new home (a 53" high flight cage that is soooooo cool), but when I put this in there he immediately started playing with it and shredding it. His being a smaller bird will make it last a long time.