🦜 Chew, Play, Create: The Ultimate Bird Toy Experience!
The Bonka Bird Toys 2354 Pk4 Sola Atta Balls are a set of four natural, bird-safe foot toys made from the Sola plant. Each ball measures approximately 1.75 to 2.00 inches in diameter and is designed for small birds and pets to chew, play, and even use in craft projects. Lightweight and customizable, these toys provide endless fun and engagement for your pets.
J**A
Toy
Awesome toy good boy do they make a mess?
K**M
Very Soft Good for Soft Chewers
Very soft, smaller than I imagined, should be good for soft chewers, probably wont last 5 mins with a chewer
H**Y
Fun for the girls! 😊
My girls can't have enough of this!They love it!
J**L
Fun toys
I bought these balls for my African Grey & Umbrella Cockatoo they love tearing and tossing them around. Keep your birds busy!!
W**E
VERY EXPENSIVE!!!!
My bird loves loves loves them but he's not going to love me much longer bc these "things" are so expensive! Its called a bird budget and this is one birdie luxury i cant afford anymore.If they were less than 10$ i would continue the subscription but just too expensive for the length of time it takes to destroy one
K**M
Shred very easily
i have a sun conure and he loves to shred these things up in no time. I only give them to him as a treat though because he'll destroy it in like 10 minutes.
M**S
Budgies favourite toy
My birds love these balls. The only problem is they don’t last long, my birds destroyed the balls in 20 minutes!!
G**N
Nice toy
My African Greg lives, but she just told them apart and add a mess all inside. The cage did not last very long. Good treatment. Don’t think I ordered this one again just a mess.
A**R
Fun
Keeps my bird busy once he got used to it. My green cheek conure loves it.
T**.
Takes time but my birds love them.
It took me two weeks to get my conures to check these out, as they were terrified of them at first. Understandable when it looks like a bunch of eyes to them, and I don't particularly like the look either!I started with leaving the balls visible in the room for a few days with no pressure to interact. Then I started shoving safflower seeds into the holes until they learned that they could get a seed from it. Eventually they would follow a pile of treats left nearby and hesitantly beak at the balls, and grab a seed.After another handful of days they started to enjoy the texture and would attack them without any treats, which they now love.My problem now is they get shredded quickly and I now have to work another job for their sola addiction.
S**G
Certainly looked like what I expected, but was destroyed quickly
Kevin loved these.. but destroyed them in minutes. Thankfully he didn't eat them as he wrecked them.He still really enjoyed them though
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