Mygeromon Bird Foraging Toys Wooden Parakeet Feeder Perch Cage Accessories for Small Parrots/Budgie

The media could not be loaded. My cockatiel's new favorite toy! She watched me assemble it, so now of course she must dissect it! Love it!!!

I will start off by saying that bird toys are subjective. Just like your cat will play more with the box than the toy that came in it, birds can be the same way. Therefore I will not rate this based on actual playing but more on the item itself. I think that it offers food rewards for curiosity, so it is a reasonable design. The instructions that are included are pictorial and easy to follow. I was able to put it together in about 5 minutes. As bird owners know, birds need to be protected from toxic chemicals and chew hazards. The wood used, appeared to be untreated and clean. I was surprised that instead of a 1" countersunk piece it was made of two 1/2" pieces glued together with what I will assume is a nontoxic wood glue. The reflective acrylic lids are laser cut but the protective sheeting over them had not been removed. I had to pull the thin cover layers (this was not the reflective layer) off of the toy. **Beware of this before providing to your pet.** The listing indicates there is a cord or rope as the connecting string. Instead, I received what appears to be a synthetic round shoe lace material that is made to look like rawhide. Rawhide or cotton rope would have been better as a natural chew item. Overall this seems to be a well constructed toy that should appeal to small psittacines such as budgies or conures. The price seems reasonable for a bird toy.

This toy is unique and I ordered it because it's not something that I had seen before. Sadly my parakeets are not interested in it. They avoided it completely for the first few weeks. Then they finally did start chewing on the edge of the wooden block, but they are not interested in finding the seeds under the little discs.It came with clear instructions and was easy to put together. One concern I did have was that there was plastic to remove from the discs, but it was difficult to see that on some of them. I could only tell because one has crinkled plastic on it. Then I accidentally started to remove the shiny part of the decoration, as I took the clear plastic off. I liked that the string to tie was a natural leather type material.Maybe birds larger than parakeets would be more interested in this toy. I do think it is a good idea.

This is a well made foraging toy. The natural colored wood is smooth. It screws onto the cage easily and is sturdy enough for him to stand and walk on it with no problems. I have not noticed anything that would be a danger from chewing or getting stuck on this toy. The size is nice for his large cage, probably not for the smaller travel cage. It took a few days for him to figure it out but now, he knows how to find his treats. This is absolutely worth $6.99 in my opinion. A small bird should be able to use it for a very long time.

Although marketed for birds, a lot of toys are interchangeable, so I thought I would try these out. My rats chewed the strings off within the first 5 minutes. It's a nice toy, but not suitable for animals that chew. I have replaced the strings with leather strings and they seem to be holding up better than the thin string that comes with the toy.

This is easy to assemble and has no issues with staying put on the side of the cage.My cockatiel is kind of an idiot, but he really likes it. He really doesn't like many "toys", but as soon as food is involved, he will become smart :)

I'm not 100% sure about this yet. It comes completely disassembled and you have to tie the strings on yourself and peel the clear coating off the tops. It's easy to hook onto the cage but I worry my knots aren't going to be tight enough. The strings are really long when the tops are covering the holes. My birds aren't interested in it yet but I'm giving them a couple days to check it out

The media could not be loaded. Product arrived quickly and is exactly as described. Easy to put together and come with nice large plastic washers to attach to your cage. Materials all seem good quality and bird-safe. The video is my Conure (Pickles) using it for the first time. He was quickly able to figure out how to use it, I think he was more concerned about opening all the lids than he was the treats inside, lol! But overall, I think this is a great toy for some quick mental stimulation and for a good price! Would recommend!