Bird enrichment

In my last post, I talked about making wooden DIY parrot toys. But I only made one for Mika and got tired of drilling holes into the wood scraps. I rationalized that Stewie doesn’t really like wooden toys nearly as much (he has some untouched ones in his cage as we speak). But then I...

Parrot Supplies Australia is passionate about bird enrichment. Psychological well-being is just as important as physiological, so we ensure that we stock a huge range of Toys for your feathered friends! We're also passionate about welfare. You won't find a single Toy containing cotton products, and the majority of our

Foraging enrichment for macaws: kerplunk with wingnuts and rods, and suede feeder with hay and nuts on the background.

Hide treats for your bird inside toilet paper rolls! Gather several TP rolls. Put a treat in the center of each roll, such as a piece of broccoli, a strawberry, or an orange slice. Poke a wood skewer

A bird's world is largely confined to its cage. They need toys to keep them stimulated, healthy and happy. Store-bought toys are sometimes inexpensive,

Easy Parrot's Toy From Recycled Puzzle Pieces: If your cockatiel is anything like mine he loves to chew on anything he can get his sharp little beak on. He demolishes his toys, and everything; else including furniture, blinds, window panes, and walls. Buying and re-buying toys for a bird like th…

Hornbill enrichment