Macawnutz
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Yah... I don't want to talk about it.
100% weight based. If you stay under 4 pounds it can go first class mail but anything over is priority mail. I have Canadian customers that pay over $150 in shipping with one order.Your website is telling me it is $70 to ship to Canada!!
Might have to continue to wait until I can ship to the US mailbox again![]()
Yes, our store will save your cart for up to 30 days I believe.@Macawnutz
If I put stuff in my cart now, will it save so I can just hit “check out” on Friday morning?
Shipping from the US to Canada is always expensive so I was surprised but not too surprised. Thanks for offering to do a weight check BUT I've been informed that the US is reopening the border to Canada Nov. 30th!! I can ship to the US again! YAY!100% weight based. If you stay under 4 pounds it can go first class mail but anything over is priority mail. I have Canadian customers that pay over $150 in shipping with one order.
If you have your cart narrowed as much as possible I can do a weight check and give you a very close estimate but... you are sitting at about 11 pounds right now. Take into consideration I have to round up a little and you are probably at about 7-8 pounds. I'm more then happy to do a weight check if you would like.
That is hugs and kisses. 1/4" pine wood. We have a toy size guide on our store found here. You can choose anything from the "1/4" pine wood cut against the grain" and have that same wood with a different toy if you want to change things up a little.
That is hugs and kisses. 1/4" pine wood. We have a toy size guide on our store found here. You can choose anything from the "1/4" pine wood cut against the grain" and have that same wood with a different toy if you want to change things up a little.
Just be mindful you are looking at pine and not basswood. Basswood is a little tighter grain and is snappier then the pine.
Cut with the grain splinters, cut against the grain chips. I have pictures of how the wood splits right on my toy size guide linked above.
How does the pine & basswood compare to the toys marked hardwood?
I'm thinking cut with the grain wood is easier to splinter to shard & cut across the grain will take more punctures & not shatter as easily?
Thanks
Yah, I glanced at your cart. If I didn't know what birds you owned I'd say you own a conure, an amazon and a cockatoo.Thanks, I saw hardwood in some of the toys & wondered the wood/difference. Truthfully my guys beaks don't need the indestructible & are not much for toys but I have my eyes on a few...![]()
I'm honored though that mine is slightly more appealing then the box at times !I got a few things at SWS time, and Ripley's only touched the one @April got me so far.
The reason? He's not done playing with the box!!He's in a cardboard shredding mood. So I've been giving him a 1/4 of the box at a time to keep him happy but not hormonal
Just like a child I swear!!
I have a box inside every atom! Half the day I don't see either of my BG or Sakie.I got a few things at SWS time, and Ripley's only touched the one @April got me so far.
The reason? He's not done playing with the box!!He's in a cardboard shredding mood. So I've been giving him a 1/4 of the box at a time to keep him happy but not hormonal
Just like a child I swear!!
Opening my horizons. Yes, I don't usually look for toys. I have made them but my guys don't have much interest in chewing or I have just not given them something they want to chew.Yah, I glanced at your cart. If I didn't know what birds you owned I'd say you own a conure, an amazon and a cockatoo.You are kinda all over with your selections. If you need some help selecting some good ones I have no problem helping you out. I do have a hawkhead that has been a toybox member for years, they can chew wood but like simplicity.
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