Paper Party Sticks - Parrot Foot Toys - Pack of 25 Reviews

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Holding, peeling and unwinding the paper provides your bird's feet and beak with plenty of exercise.
Here are just a few fun ways to keep your bird entertained using Paper Party Sticks.
Use them as they are as a fun foot toy
Thread them into woven materials such as palm leaf and vine balls
Use as an instant distraction for example when you have an important phone call
Cut them up and place smaller pieces inside foraging type toys.
With 25 sticks in a pack you can be sure that you have a good supply.

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“My kakariki loves these. I break them into four so they are a better size for her - they will last longer too! She loves taking them out of her toy box and flying with them to a comfortable perch to chew. If she drops them, she jumps down and fetches them again. She has great fun.”

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Posted 6 years ago

Thanks for your review, we are pleased you like this toy.

Posted 6 years ago

“Bought these for my green cheeked conure he absolutely loves these one of his best toys he loves foot toys and these are the right size for him to hold he likes certain colours in the pack I noticed he like to play fetch he throws them and comes back and dose it again always keeping him busy”

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Posted 7 years ago

Thanks for your review, we're pleased your Conure likes these toys.

Posted 7 years ago

“These are a perfect size for small birds but I think they are a bit too tightly rolled and my green cheek was not very interested. I have cut some in half and pushed pony beads on and now he is more interested, but he still cannot seem to shred them !”

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Posted 8 years ago

Thanks for your feedback, it's really useful for other Parrot owners.

Posted 8 years ago

“I once bought some paper sticks elsewhere for my macaw that were exactly as these were described, pencil-thick sticks that were perfect for unwinding and shredding and he loved doing it. one stick would keep jim busy for hours. However these ones are much thinner than I was expecting given that they are described as Large, they are basically just lollipop or cakepop sticks! My Macaw did not peel them at all, just snipped them to pieces in seconds.”

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Posted 9 years ago

Hello, I am sorry you were unhappy with the size. We will look to see if they can be improved to make them bigger and more suitable for shredding.

Posted 9 years ago

“I have no complaints about these paper sticks, but our amazon wont play with or chew them”

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Posted 9 years ago

That's a shame, hope your Amazon feels ready to start playing with them soon.

Posted 9 years ago

“Our cockatiels love these. They're great for keeping them occupied when they're out of the cage, and for using as toy making parts. We push them through vine balls, and our birds love to chew them, and pull them out. If we unravel one slightly, Lofty will chew and unroll the whole thing. Great foraging rewards too.”

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Posted 15 years ago

“My spoilt parrot was not in the least bit interested in these sticks. In fact she took them from me and looked at them in disgust - then me - and just threw them onto the ground. I think they need to be more paper/cardboard like to gain a parrots interest to want to destruct them?”

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Posted 15 years ago