FlidRunest Wooden Bird Foraging Puzzle Toys for Parrots, Parakeet, Cockatiel, Sun Conures - Birds Interactive Mental Enrichment Toy, B ird Seed Slow Feeder Toy for Cage

When I first got this my green cheek conure was terrified of it. I didn’t put it in his cage right away because I wanted to show him how it worked, and he was terrified. After a couple of weeks I ended up just putting it in the top corner of his cage and by the next day he was starting to be a little more brave and mess with it. By the second day he had mastered all the different doors and LOVES this thing. He’s always standing on it like a indoor deck. I’ve even seen him sleep on it. He has chewed and shredded this thing like crazy and ripped out the two sliding doors. But he still sits on there and will open the latch all the time and wait for me to put treats in there. This was a great buy and I will be purchasing again. The only issue I had was the screws were not in the wood well and when I tighten the bolt on it would never tighten and just unscrewed the screw from the wood. But that was an easy fix and we just glued the screws into the wood and now it’s sturdy.

A Christmas gift for my daughter's conure.. very well made and I hope she likes it..This little bird has a big personality and she visits me occasionally..Very nice exploring toy

It was great for as long as it lasted. My parrot chews everything up, especially wood. I knew going in that he would chew on it, but he had fun while it lasted. Good for the purposes of foraging. Probably better for smaller birds or ones that don't chew as much as my Amazon.

A piece of wood with a separate wood piece that kind of fits into one of the holes. The cockatiel was not interested, and I think this is too large for a cockatiel. Cockatoo maybe.

At first my conure didn't know what to do with this, but we kept showing her until she got it! Now she can work all the puzzle parts and every morning she checks all of them to see if treats magically appeared since the day before (her treats tend to do that!) We don't keep it in her cage but in the living space so she has more stuff to do there and so she doesn't wreck it too fast. Recently she started chewing one of the toy's corners, if she destroys it too much we'll buy another. Being destroyed is also the function of parrot toys so that's par for the course and we don't mind. Recommended!

I love mine! I love that Rio took to it right away. He was not afraid of it for one minute. He stepped right onto it and got busy, proving to me that this was a good purchase. I love the quality and appreciate the workmanship. Nicely done! There was no scent of glue or any sign of glue on this newer version. I was baffled by that comment. I would even give them an Extra STAR for reading the reviews and actually making the changes suggested. My (newer version) has the screws in a very different place than those who had complained about not being able to open the swing door. BUT here's why I would have to take back the Extra STAR; As a result of that improvement, the trap door in the floor has its knob too close to the cage bars. It appears that it would be difficult if not possible to open that door as it sits. But bird don't care. He loves his new Xmas present. So don't even hesitate. I say buy this one!

This toy looked super cute in the picture but I was very disappointed with a few factors. 1. Toy claimed to be made from hardwood. It is definitely not. The wood can indent like if you pinched it with your fingernail. 2. Toy claims to have no glue. While there is no direct glue on the outside you can tell the piece is definitely manufactured using glue. It would have been OK for my bird since he's not a heavy chewer but for other birds this could cause issues. 3. The picture shows the brackets on the other side of the toy for hanging which is OK but not what was shown. My main issue was the overall construction. The tiny door completely broke when wiping it down before the first use, also exposing glue residue. (Pic 1) There were numerous spots where the holes had been cut that left a wooden "fringe" around the edges. (Pic 2/3) This is very dangerous for birds as it could flake off and they could ingest the wood bits. It would have been better in so many ways.

My cockatiel loves this. Great for hiding snacks