Bird Parrot Plastic Ball Toys with Colorful Cardboard Bagel and Acrylic Pacifiers for Parrot African Grey Cockatoo Cockatiel Sun Conures

My bird is afraid of it. After about a month, he will touch it a little bit but isn't playing with it. I took a few of the pieces off and he seems to be warming up to it. I think it's a good toy, I just have a timid bird.

I got this for my green cheek conure, and he loves biting on the hoops, and swinging all over it. Everything looks bird safe so far, and it’s a really good size for his cage.

Unfortunately I had to return this very nice toy because it is too big for my green cheek conure. In the description it says for smaller birds and it's not! Based on that description is why I purchased it and I was very disappointed when it showed up and my bird was as big as the toy. So if you have a green cheek conure or other Conures, I don't recommend it. Even a cockatiel would have a hard time with this toy. A cockatoo would love it! So think about the size and make sure that you double check the description. I really wish that the description had been more accurate. It looked very copied because it was the same description as another toy I got that I wrote a review for that didn't work out because of size.

My parrots chewed up the cardboard rings and play with the hanging pieces. 2 of my parrots crawl on top of it and beat their wings.

the rings that she can chew off excited her but then the toy she's left with is still very entertaining so it's a win win toy!

It keeps the bird quieter and happy, so it is a great toy.The round c-clips can be used to hang other toys. I hung bells broken off old broken toys on them.The round c-clips holding the cardboard rings are hard to use to replace things hung from them. The clips are small and way too hard to close once opened.

They used key rings to connect items to ball

Toy was bright in color and pleasing to CAG