Wesco Pet Original Bird Kabob Shreddable Bird Toy
Bird Kabobs are the ultimate shreddable bird toys. Made from a soft pithy wood. They are irresistible to all hookbill birds from parakeets to macaws. They satisfy the instinctual need of these birds to chew. They have been described as bird catnip. Recommended by veterinarians for for birds with feather picking problems. Legendary among bird
Bird Kabobs are the ultimate shreddable bird toys. Made from a soft pithy wood. They are irresistible to all hookbill birds from parakeets to macaws. They satisfy the instinctual need of these birds to chew. They have been described as bird catnip. Recommended by veterinarians for for birds with feather picking problems. Legendary among bird lovers worldwide. You’ll be amazed at the site of your bird enjoying the bird Kabob. These are truly the most sensational bird toys ever made.
Product Features
- Satisfies the instinctual need to chew
- Made from soft fibrous pithy wood that is irresistable to hookbill birds
- Biodegradable
- The original shreddable bird toy
- Described as bird catnip
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Lasts longer when added to other toys If you untie the string and take the shreddable ‘donuts’ off the kabob, you can add them as parts to other toys. For an example, see the picture gallery. I added kabob donuts to a . And, yes, I needed a little help from a drill to make the donut holes bigger.Why do this? It causes my budgie (parakeet) to split his time between shredding kabob donuts and chewing on the wooden…
BE CAREFUL! I thought this was going to be a wonderful toy for my Meyers parrot, but within a few days some kind of dark growth began to appear on it. I have no idea with the growth is, maybe mold, but it’s definitely not healthy for your bird. I’ve attached a picture so you can see it for yourself.
Green Cheek Conure approved, but went fast once started I bought the mini size for my Green Cheek Conure because he isn’t much of a chewer. He has a variety of toys but for his wood toys he doesn’t usually chew into things much thicker than 1/4″.It sat in his cage for 5 weeks and he completely ignored it. As a matter of fact I even told him if he didn’t start playing with it by this weekend I’d give it to the Senegal Parrot. Well he must have understood me because last night I heard an unfamiliar chewing sound from inside his cage. I…