Rypet Bird Chewing Toy - Parrot Cage Bite Toys Wooden Block Bird Parrot Toys for Small and Medium Parrots and Birds

My amazon parrot loves this toy. The wooden blocks are colored but the rope is white. He chews on the rope and chews open the blocks of wood. Well worth the price and looks like a good and safe toy.

Our elderly Amazon parrot, who stopped playing with toys many years ago and just watches TV now, surprisingly chewed and destroyed this rather large and imposing toy in less than a week. Then she wanted another one. We bought three altogether, and she's had so much fun destroying them. We also heard her laughing a lot more than usual. Hmm. We all highly recommend this chewing toy.

My Macaw Parrot loves this thing so much that I'm going to have to buy another one, or maybe two, because she keeps chewing It up.

This is the second purchase of this toy for my 26 year old Rose-Breasted cockatoo. She loved the first toy but only after it sat in her cage unused for a few months. This is normal for her. She has to get used to large, unfamiliar toys before she will play with them. Once she thinks the toy is "safe", she will chew up the wooden pieces in about 2 weeks. Her favorite part, though, was the rope. She makes a "happy sound" when she's found something satisfying to chew on, and this was the sound she made when trying to undo the knots in the rope. The blocks of wood were durable enough to last awhile once she began chewing them apart. And, when the pieces fell off the toy, I could drill new holes and re-attach them to the base to extend the life of the toy. The blocks are big enough and thick enough to allow a person to do that with leftover pieces. Broken pieces can be re-used as foot toys, too. My bird doesn't seem to like wooden foot toys, so re-attaching them was a better solution for me. At any rate, I personally love the bright colors and durability of the toy, so I purchased another one for her. My 35 YO cockatoo is jealous and wants one, too. Unfortunately, he destroys toys like this within a week, so they don't last as long. The only complaint I have is the price. If they were $10, I would buy two of them for each cockatoo every couple of months (or more depending on finances). At the current price, I have to limit the number of times I can purchase the toy.

I have a Meyers parrot that loves to chew wood. This is her favorite toy by far. She will work on this thing all day and I’m glad she’s entertained. The only thing I dislike is that the toy won’t last long. She’s had it for maybe a week and she’s already gotten through multiple pieces of the wood and learned how to untie the knots in the rope to remove the wood pieces and chew them separately (shown in video and picture). I don’t mind buying her more of these, but I just wish they lasted longer.

Durability

New rabbit and trying to find toys. Vet suggested bird toys. This is well priced. Well made. Feels sturdy. Though I won't leave him unsupervised with it because he's a rabbit, actually a punk. I'm confident it's safe and won't fall apart or small pieces come off to choke him but just in case. I'm sure a bird would have many days of fun! Gonna say go for it! (I took hook off. Nice hook!)

The birds love it .. they're always swinging and hanging off of these things... we found that you'll need a couple different ones with a different design or style and rotate them every few weeks so they don't get board... have fun

Perfect size for a conure. It seems pretty sturdy. He hasn't played with it yet as its still new but I'm sure later this evening or tomorrow he will play with it.

My parrot loves these so much

A+

My Conure loves it, but once the product was viewed up close i cant help but think of the glue in the plywood. I cut the plywood ones out with tin snips, all is good.

This royalty is awesome