YINGGE Wooden Bird Foraging Feeder Toys, Intelligence Toys for Medium and Large Parrots Sun Conures, Caique, Cockatoo, African Grey, Macaws, Amazon

My Jardines parrot absolutely loved foraging in, and destroying, this toy. The drawers are too deep for her to reach her face in for the treat at the bottom. So, she can either drop or flip the drawers to bounce the treat out, or she can chew the drawers down in height. She chewed the heck out of them. Even without treats. She climbs all over the main box and the drawers while she is at it. It's great for her beak and brain. There are splinters that form, but she never got pricked or hurt. The wood smells nice when shredded, and so does her beak, which was an added bonus. Great toy to keep her engaged. As soon as I put this thing out she's on it. I only used it outside the cage. The ropes don't do anything, she just chews the wood. It has now been so decimated that I ordered two more. It took a couple weeks of intermittent play to destroy.

Well made but my bird wouldn’t touch it. I also thought it was a little large for him (cockatiel).

WARNING: Sawdust. Before putting in treats or toys, you may have to dust out each of the containers. Maybe yours will be cleaner, but my box came with an awful lot of fine sawdust. I blew in one of the boxes and a cloud of wooden powder flew into my face. I had to use air duster and wipe them all out to get them clean and make sure none of the sawdust stuck to my bird's treats. With that out of the way, I noticed it was a little bigger than I thought it would be. I got it for my Sun Conure like they show in the picture, but this toy seems more suited to slightly bigger birds. It's pretty sturdy against small/medium birds (which may need your help figuring out how to open the boxes), but I'm sure much bigger birds like a Cockatoo would destroy this thing quickly. If your bird can't pull it open, you can just set out a little buffet of treats and toys for them to select from when it's playtime. The price was great compared to bird toys at my local pet shop. My Sun Conure was scared of it at first but once I started playing with the boxes and the wooden ball inside, he wanted to play too. I let him eat treats from the edge of one of the little boxes to get him used to it. They're a little deep so I just stack the toys enough so he can reach them. Overall I give this 5 stars because even if your bird doesn't end up liking it, the box can still make a cute little storage container (strings sideways) for anything small like change, accessories, paper clips and rubber bands, bottle caps etc. I wasn't sure at first, but my bird and I love it.

bought it for my rats and they figured it out really quickly but this still adds enrichment to their lives so it’s done it’s job well. In all honesty since it’s wood and i’m using it for rats i’m not expecting it to last over 6 months but for the price it’s a reasonably good deal.

This is an AWESOME toy for my Congo African Grey! She LOVES finding surprises inside the little boxes. Yes, Parrots are destructive... so, I've bought many of these. Sometimes they last a long time... sometimes she destroys them in a week. It just depends on her mood and what other "fun stuff" I give her. If you have a curious bird who enjoys foraging and working for their treats... this could be the thing! I found that this toy was accepted best when I showed her that I was putting treats into the box before leaving it with her in the Aviary.

This thing is straight up dangerous for birds. Any one that actually has a bird knows they are going to chew on and play with the wood. This thing seems to be all pine, a very soft wood so my bird can shred it pretty fast. Add in this thing is held together with METAL STAPLES and you have all kinds of danger. Would you give a toddler a toy that they are GOING to put in their mouth, bit on hard, and has metal pokey bits. NO! That's why any good parrot toy is put together with slots/joints and non toxic glue! Also the wood has very rough edges with splitters showing out of the box. Doesn't look to have been sanded at all. So considering this thing is going straight in the trash, it is overpriced!

The strings attached are around 8 inches long, WAY too big to be used right. Meaning you need to replace them. They're also plastic fiber strings, loosely woven into small fraying ropes, not paper products or cotton string. Which I wasn't happy about because it meant instead of just trimming them, I had to replace the entire rope setup on each drawer. On top of that the drawers come poorly sanded and rough, causing them to snag even when the bird (or a human) tries to slide it out correctly. Not recommended unless you feel like customizing it into something useful yourself.

I think this will be an awesome toy for my bird one she gets use to it. She is already looking into the blocks. I have them set so she can see what is in some and some are taken out on her play top. I'm sure it will be a really awesome play set for her. She is really smart. She doesn't forget anything and loves to snack and eat. She is a very curious bird. She is older, but still very playful and loving. We cuddle each night before she goes to bed and I sing to her before she falls asleep. She is a very contented happy bird with her momma.

My bird loves this. He can't pull the strings, but he can get the drawers out using the holes