Planet Pleasures Shredders Straight Natural Bird Toy, 1" x 30' Roll

My green cheek conure absolutely loves this product. It's very versatile; you can use it to make toys, wrap it around the cage bars, or weave it through parts of the cage for him to rip up. He enjoys it thoroughly. Honestly, you can use it in as many creative ways as you can come up with. It's a very useful item.

Great for making toys, perches, and adding general enrichment.

The media could not be loaded.  Sesame is a chewer. He will chew on and shred just about anything and everything. Since this is so long, I have it wrapped on the side of the cage and he’ll chew at it a few minutes at a time. This roll lasts much longer than his other toys since it’s so long. Recommend as an addition if your pet is a chewer. (He has about 12+ chewing toys in his cage since he has short attention span)

I Make and sell bird toys so I'm always looking for bird friendly Supplies that are cost-effective. There is a ton of rope on the roll I'm sure to get a lot of use out of it my birds love these type of products.

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I bought these for my parakeet Delilah. She has a tendency to shred her feathers. I knew about these but never saw any use in them.These are the best! Delilah goes straight for them when she comes out of her little house. She tears these apart so ittakes her a few visits. looks so happy!I have two other parakeets who don't shred or pluck.They have started tearing into these tooYou must keep your birds mentally stimulated and these are perfect.A fantastic simple thing to make your birds happy and mentally healthy.

My African Grey parrot loves these foot toys. She spends time on the bottom of her cage rolling these around and biting them. She almost tries to toss them around. She loves them. It's always important to keep parrots happy with chew toys. I will be buying these on a regular basis.

I initially bought this stuff to use to fill some gap area I had with my cage and the attachable bath I bought. (I wrapped it back and forth and clipped it to create a barrier where there was some gap near the top). I had so much leftover that I started playing with different configurations, and my budgies really go for them and seem to really enjoy chewing on it. A few of my favorite uses for it are..If you have a treat clip, take a strip and start making figure 8’s about 2-3 inches long. Then use the clip to pinch/hold the middle. This gives them a fun sort of ribbon bow. Make sure it’s pinched tight though so they can’t just pull it out when they tug.If you have a toy they love, but start chewing on the rope that holds it, you can try wrapping this around the rope area to give them something else to gnaw on and extend the life of the toy.Cut little squares or strips and tuck them into other foraging or chewing toys to add a fun new element.It’s strong enough you can even attach it as a sort of perch/bridge. Especially if you double up on it. Just secure it well.There really are countless uses for this stuff, and it’s much more durable than you might expect. I’ve gotten significantly more than my money’s worth out of it already and I’m not even halfway through it all.

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My 3 budgies love this. They chew it for ages. I tie it to the cage bars or just tie it in a knot. I even separate a section and tie that to different places. You can then see what bird likes what colour. Perfect.

Great little beak-therapy for our parrots that just love shredding things. They make a nice crunch when they're bitten that our conure and quaker love. Amazon probably has the best price out there - we got them for $3.64 each but the price fluctuates a lot so keep an eye out!

A bit with my cockatiel, went full shredder mode on it :-)

Thought my lovebird might be scared by it because of the colours but it loves it! Keeps it occupied in the day when we’re all working cos I can hear the happy chirps while working and the pieces are shredded by the end of the day!