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Pets > Birds on March 28, 2012

Parrot Toy Ideas

Parrot With Toy in it's MouthThere are a lot of bird toys on the market, some quite expensive. This is a guide about parrot toy ideas.
     

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Parrot Toy Ideas

Some of the toys my parrots have enjoyed over the years are:
  • Apple tree limbs and twigs with leaves still on them.
  • One-piece clothes pins often found in craft stores.
  • Leather shoe laces and also cloth ones.
  • Whole dandelion plants, washed off. They are also good for them!
  • An old, stringy washcloth, just watch them so they don't get tangled up and injure themselves.
  • A pieces of cholla if you live near cactus. I have a cousin who supplies it to me from the desert.
  • An old plastic cup with a nut or dry pieces of spaghetti or macaroni. Just don't use too many in case they eat them, it might swell up on them.
  • Cook up half an ear of corn on the cob, messy but good for them, and they love shredding them.

If anyone else has some good ideas, I know my parrot will appreciate them!

By Jacketbacker from Greer, SC

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Toys for an African Parrot

Has anyone give me some new ideas on how to entertain a cute African parrot? What can I give him to keep him occupied? He likes to destroy his toys and they are very expensive to buy. Any ideas for making safe homemade ones or what outside plants can he use for variety in his diet? Any suggestions will be appreciated.

By NellieMary from West Virginia

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By MsHawklet 04/11/2012

Keep your old telephone books. Get some chains from the hardware store or use the ones that the "destroyed toys" were hanging on. Drill a hole through the center of the telephone book, string the chain through it, join the chain with a screw type lock, hang it from the top of the cage, close the screw lock. If you don't have a drill, a copy center, such as Kinkos, or a photocopy shop may be able to drill it for you.

Ask you relatives and neighbors to save their old phone books for you.

My Macaws and Amazons love shredding the phone books and it keeps them busy for days.

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