Foot Toys

Birds of all sizes will fall head over feet over these stimulating foot toys. Super Bird Creations Foot Toys offer caged birds a fun way to increase mental and physical exercise. Birds use their feet like we use our hands to grasp and manipulate objects as well as gather important sensory information. Strengthens feet, develops motor skills and challenges the mind of your bird as it manipulates the varied shapes and textures.

Whiffle Rattle has a leather strip inserted through it and tied at each end. Colorful, plastic pony beads inside of ball produce a rattling sound. Sensational UFO is an "out-of-this-world" toy with captivatingly colorful charms, challenging smooth plastic surfaces and rousing rattling sounds. Smooth plastic links and charms, leather strips plus wooden beads and block of Chunky Star excite larger birds with contrasting size and texture. As a bonus, the Chunky Star provides great beak exercise for chewers.

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Cleaning Instructions: Toys should be cleaned weekly. Remove from cage and wipe off toy with warm, soapy water. Allow toys to dry completely before returning them to your bird's cage. It is a good idea to have two or more sets of toys so clean, dry ones can be quickly placed back in the cage while the other set dries. Discard any toy that does not come clean, is frayed, or broken.

Playtime Recommendations: Interacting with your bird is every bit as important as providing an interesting environment. The key to keeping your bird happy is the frequency of attention, not the duration. A few minutes of attention every half hour or so works wonders to relieve stress. Mental growth comes from engaging in a variety of life experiences. Experiment to discover the types of toys your bird finds the most interesting and challenging. Keep in mind that no matter which toys you provide, and regardless of how intriguing, your bird will eventually tire of them. It is important not to place too many toys in the cage at once, which may over-stimulate your bird and cause stress. It's better to choose a select few and to rotate them every few days.