Bird Toy Parts for Make-Your-Own Bird Toys: Super Bird Creations Paper Core Tubes

*	Colorful assorted paper core tubes for homemade bird toys
*	Create toys that engage birds that love to chew and shred
*	Design one-of-a-kind bird toys loaded with paper core rings

Satisfy chewing AND shredding behavior when creating new bird toys. Build Your Own Bird Toys Rainbow Donuts Paper Core Tubes add diversity with new textures sure to captivate and entertain your bird. Pressed paper tubes offer enough resistance to challenge heavy chewers but will not splinter like wood. Chewed paper core tubes allow birds to peel, pick and shred pieces of paper until their heart's content. Create one-of-a-kind bird toys using an assortment of paper core tubes to best suit the play behavior of your pet bird. Available in a variety of sizes to accommodate cage birds of all sizes and chewing preferences.

Toy	Quantity	Measurement
1" XSmall Donut	24	3/8" x 1" diameter
1" Donut	12	1/2" x 1" diameter
1-1/2" Large Donut	12	1-1/2" x 1" diameter
2" Donut	9	1/2" x 2" diameter
3" Donut	6	1/2" x 3" diameter

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