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For those whom may not have thought just a suggestion on " toys".
They are expensive whether you got a pocket full of money or not and I've watched birds bite a piece in half and waste most.
That's my point, its a waste.
Oh but joey needs tons of toys to stay happy!
Perhaps, however most birds just want to interact with their flock out of the silly toy infested roost and have something to chew on.
So for $25 you can go fill a trash bag full of untreated wood that will last a long time.
For my green wing I get both 4x4 and 2x4 untreated pine cut and I cut it three inches thick so she gets plenty of shred and beak work with little waste.
Simply drill holes and slip in dog chain collar and hang the pieces.
Perhaps my bird is just different, right?
Well just give it a try and see and you may find your bird just as happy and your pocket also.
Last time I got damaged wood and got a trash bag full for $4.80.
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They are expensive whether you got a pocket full of money or not and I've watched birds bite a piece in half and waste most.
That's my point, its a waste.
Oh but joey needs tons of toys to stay happy!
Perhaps, however most birds just want to interact with their flock out of the silly toy infested roost and have something to chew on.
So for $25 you can go fill a trash bag full of untreated wood that will last a long time.
For my green wing I get both 4x4 and 2x4 untreated pine cut and I cut it three inches thick so she gets plenty of shred and beak work with little waste.
Simply drill holes and slip in dog chain collar and hang the pieces.
Perhaps my bird is just different, right?
Well just give it a try and see and you may find your bird just as happy and your pocket also.
Last time I got damaged wood and got a trash bag full for $4.80.
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