Large Bird Parrot Chew Toys, 6 Packs Amazon Parrot Natural Wooden Toys Parrot Cage Hanging Toys Parrot Cage Accessories for Macaws Parakeet African Grey and Large Medium Birds

I usually live by "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all". In this case I do not want other people to waste their money. I have an African Grey and a Derbyan Ring Neck. This toy literally took 2 mins. (Really 2 mins.) for my African Grey to tear it up. There wasn't any hard wood and had no weight at all. Maybe might work for a Parakeet? Don't waste your money if you have larger parrots.

This parrot toy features intricate design, vibrant colors, providing ample entertainment for pets."My bird really likes it."

They are so excited to get the new toys! They love it!

The media could not be loaded.  This is made of real branches. My parrot started chewing on it as soon as I put it in. I think this is a good venting item. Parrots like to chew everywhere. With this toy, it can play for a while longer.

I put these toys in the African Grey Parrot's cage, and she had them almost completely demolished in three hours. After three hours, they were laying in pieces in the bottom of the cage. But she was fully occupied and not bored during those three hours. These might last longer for a cockatiel or parakeet, but parrots will just chew them up and spit them out. They needed to be a bit more durable. She loved the ribbon one, and demolished it first, She did laugh every time one of the toys landed in the bottom of the cage, and said, "haha, you're so funny!" apparently that meant she enjoyed it.

Very nice set toys for larger parrots. My parrot love it.

Way to small for the brids it was listed for pictures in add were vary misleading.

I will say that due to my overly cautious self, I did remove the toys that appeared to be heavily dyed so I can't give a review on those aspects. I don't trust any dyes on my pets' toys so I kept it to the natural ones and the minimally dyed objects. We used the large wooden beaded hanging set, the natural mattes, and the empty balls. I used these in my rabbit cages as entertainment. The matte seems to be a hit with noticeable nibbling and chewing, but the others are pretty much left alone. I was hoping that these natural toys would be attractive to my rabbits to help keep their teeth worn down, but they don't seem impressed. They aren't any different looking from the rabbit toys I have seen in stores marketed as such, so I thought I would give them a go. Apparently a no-go for my furry friends. On the whole they are nice, sturdy, and we use to have a cockatiel, so I would have used them in that cage as well. I will leave them hang another month and report back if there is any change. My only other concern would be that these have some smaller parts when the bells are added in - choking hazards you may want to remove before adding to the cage.