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| Safe Parrot Toys |
Whether you are new bird owner or an experienced bird owner, it is extremely
important to buy parrot toys that are safe for your feathered friend(s). Many bird
toys and bird toy parts can be very dangerous to your bird without you even
knowing it.
What to Look For:
1) Metal Chain - Make sure that the metal chain that is being used on a
parrot toy is made of either stainless steel or is nickel plated steel. Metal
chain containing Zinc can be lethal to a bird and can make them very sick.
2) Leather – Most parrot toys are made with leather that is known as
“Vegetable Tanned Leather”. Vegetable Tanned Leather has little or no
smell to it. It smells like fresh cowhide.
3) Cotton Rope – Not all Cotton rope is the same. Some Cotton rope
found on bird toys can be very dangerous to your little guy or girl. Safe
Cotton rope is made out of 100% edible fibers, it has unpolished threads,
unbleached, safely pulls apart easily and will not strangle toes. This Cotton
Rope is known as “Supreme Cotton Rope”. It is safe for your bird and will
pull apart once your bird starts to chew it and preen it. Some Cotton
Rope on the market will actually bunch up and become almost a danger
zone for your bird’s toes.
4) Colored Wood Pieces – All wood contained on a parrot toy has to be
either dyed with food coloring or dyed with child safe, non toxic paints.
It is also important to do a weekly check in your bird’s cage to see if any bird
toys are in need of repair. Birds love to chew wood and sometimes the wood
they chew can be chewed into dagger like parts. Remove these type of wood
parts from your bird’s cage immediately.
At FunTime Birdy, we have spent 15 years developing parrot play gyms and bird
toys that will bring joy to your feathered friend(s). We only use the safest
materials like zinc free metal chain, vegetable tanned leather, Supreme Cotton
Rope and all our wood pieces are dyed with food coloring. If it is not safe for our
birds, we will not sell it to your birds. If you have any questions about parrot toy
safety, feel free to call us at 973-316-0879.
important to buy parrot toys that are safe for your feathered friend(s). Many bird
toys and bird toy parts can be very dangerous to your bird without you even
knowing it.
What to Look For:
1) Metal Chain - Make sure that the metal chain that is being used on a
parrot toy is made of either stainless steel or is nickel plated steel. Metal
chain containing Zinc can be lethal to a bird and can make them very sick.
2) Leather – Most parrot toys are made with leather that is known as
“Vegetable Tanned Leather”. Vegetable Tanned Leather has little or no
smell to it. It smells like fresh cowhide.
3) Cotton Rope – Not all Cotton rope is the same. Some Cotton rope
found on bird toys can be very dangerous to your little guy or girl. Safe
Cotton rope is made out of 100% edible fibers, it has unpolished threads,
unbleached, safely pulls apart easily and will not strangle toes. This Cotton
Rope is known as “Supreme Cotton Rope”. It is safe for your bird and will
pull apart once your bird starts to chew it and preen it. Some Cotton
Rope on the market will actually bunch up and become almost a danger
zone for your bird’s toes.
4) Colored Wood Pieces – All wood contained on a parrot toy has to be
either dyed with food coloring or dyed with child safe, non toxic paints.
It is also important to do a weekly check in your bird’s cage to see if any bird
toys are in need of repair. Birds love to chew wood and sometimes the wood
they chew can be chewed into dagger like parts. Remove these type of wood
parts from your bird’s cage immediately.
At FunTime Birdy, we have spent 15 years developing parrot play gyms and bird
toys that will bring joy to your feathered friend(s). We only use the safest
materials like zinc free metal chain, vegetable tanned leather, Supreme Cotton
Rope and all our wood pieces are dyed with food coloring. If it is not safe for our
birds, we will not sell it to your birds. If you have any questions about parrot toy
safety, feel free to call us at 973-316-0879.
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