Homemade bird toys budgies

Today we're sharing some household items that you can use to make economical toys for your parrots. A quick word of caution before we dive in. Please remember that not every toy (or toy part) is safe for every parrot. Make sure you are watchful of how your bird interacts with new items you introduce, and that you fe

Easy Parrot's Toy From Recycled Puzzle Pieces: If your cockatiel is anything like mine he loves to chew on anything he can get his sharp little beak on. He demolishes his toys, and everything; else including furniture, blinds, window panes, and walls. Buying and re-buying toys for a bird like th…

There are a lot of great bird toys available to buy for our feathered friends. But when your bird goes through toys quickly, your budget can take a beating. Not giving toys is not an option. Birds need the enrichment they get from having a variety of toys to play with. Because of this bird parents get...Read More

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Drink cup holder toy. Made this for my budgies with a drink cup holder with balsa blocks and paper shred inside with a pc of posterboard on the back using buttons and bolted onto their play place. Parakeet, budgie, parrot, bird toy

Today we're sharing some household items that you can use to make economical toys for your parrots. A quick word of caution before we dive in. Please remember that not every toy (or toy part) is safe for every parrot. Make sure you are watchful of how your bird interacts with new items you introduce, and that you fe

Homemade bird toy I made out of a cardboard box section and plastic handle from a garbage bag. I bent up the long card board piece like an accordion, shoved a sharp scissor end through the middle, ran the plastic ribbon through it, and tied it at each end - making a loop on one side for easy hanging. My parrotlet should love to tear this up. Cheap and super easy!

We thought it would be great to see other peoples pictures of DIY toys that they have made! There have been many fantastic ideas and pictures for toys...

Hide treats for your bird inside toilet paper rolls! Gather several TP rolls. Put a treat in the center of each roll, such as a piece of broccoli, a strawberry, or an orange slice. Poke a wood skewer