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Products tagged with Hanging Bird Toy
Beak Joy Parrot Toys
DREAM CATCHER PARROT TOY WITH PERCH 15" x 6"
Handmade in Canada, this Dream Catcher Parrot Toy features a natural pine disc, perch, colorful wood pieces, sisal rope, chain, and shreddable materials. Measuring 15 x 6", it provides chewing, climbing, perching, and enrichment for medium parrots.
Hari
HARI SMART.PLAY SUNNY PETALS – MEDIUM & LARGE PARROT TOY
Encourage natural foraging and preening with HARI Smart.Play Sunny Petals. This engaging parrot toy combines bamboo, palm leaf, sola, corn leaf, mahogany and a woven lata ball for plenty of textures to explore, shred and manipulate.
Beak Joy Parrot Toys
CORK & VINE WOOD CHEW TOY FOR MEDIUM SMALL PARROTS
Handmade in Canada from natural cork and vine wood, this 10" x 3" hanging toy encourages chewing, shredding, climbing, and enrichment for medium small parrots. Crafted from bird-safe natural materials, every toy is unique.
Hari
HARI SMART.PLAY TOWER TWIST – SMALL & MEDIUM PARROT TOY
Keep small and medium parrots busy with the HARI Smart.Play Tower Twist. Cardboard, pinewood, loofah, mahogany pods and colourful components provide a variety of textures for chewing, preening, exploring and active enrichment.
Hari Smart Play
HARI ACTIVE.PLAY HOURGLASS BIRD TOY
Interactive hanging bird toy with colourful moving beads that create sound and visual stimulation. Encourages gripping, tilting and shaking while supporting strength, coordination and problem-solving.
Living World
Living World Athletic Rings with Bell 81706
Living World Athletic Rings with Bell 81706 is a colorful hanging toy designed to keep birds active and entertained. Features durable plastic rings and a bell for added stimulation.
Hari
HARI ACTIVE.PLAY COSMIC CUP
Turn treat time into an engaging activity with the HARI Active.Play Cosmic Cup. Birds can lift the lid to discover hidden treats, encouraging natural foraging, exercise and problem-solving.