Boredom Busters Executive Sosatie

This toy has a selection of textures for the ‘executive’ chewer. Different sized coloured blocks of wood, carton and rough sekelbos pieces are interspersed with each other. Your parrot can chew and tear up the carton. Suitable for birds that like to tear up paper products and for the smaller birds that are heavy chewers. Treats like nuts can be inserted into the cardboard pieces for an added foraging experience. Colours of blocks may vary.

🦜 BIRD SIZE:

Suitable for all medium size birds

DIMENSIONS:

Length: 52cm

Width: 10cm

Depth: 4cm

⚡ CAUTIONS:

Large birds might choke on toys that are too small, and smaller birds may become afraid by a toy that is too large.

ATTACHMENTS:

This item has a safe attachment on the top that ties to the cage bars

In the wild, 80% of a bird’s waking hours are spent foraging which is an essential form of enrichment. Providing parrots with enrichment activities can be an ongoing challenge, and parrot caretakers often need help getting started.

Companion parrots will stay interested much longer when enrichment foods such as extruded granules or small nuts & seeds are hidden within the toy.

Toys help your bird fulfill instinct by allowing him to chew, shred, and tear. Part of a bird’s natural instinct is to tear things apart with his beak. Allowing your bird to chew on toys helps keep his beak in shape, as well.

Because pet birds spend a majority of their time on their feet, interactive toys help birds stay active and receive exercise. This is necessary for a bird to avoid obesity.

Toys also give your bird a challenge and encourage him to solve a problem. Puzzle toys create an engaging environment and motivate your bird to use problem-solving skills. To provide your bird with additional stimulation, offer him toys with a variety of textures, sounds, sizes, tastes, and colors.

Toys are necessary for your bird’s physical and mental well-being. Remember to choose toys that are appropriate for your bird’s size and personality.