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Climbing ropes for birds give them some much-needed stimulation in their smaller housings. The birds enjoy perching, swinging and chewing on these cage accessories and can help resolve undesirable...
From small pet finches to large parrot companions, birds love to play. Laden with beads, bells and rawhide, bird toys can often cost as much as dog toys at pet retailers. Safe, healthy and...
Humans have kept parrots for thousands of years. The ancient Romans would eat them and feed them to lions, and there is some evidence that Egyptians also kept them as pets. Now, the African grey...
Birds need entertainment and stimulation just like any other pet. Commercially sold bird toys can be expensive, and there's no guarantee your pet will even want to play with them. Make some fun...
Although there are a variety of toys on the market for birds, hanging toys are by far the most common and popular. Most hanging toys consist of a series of wooden shapes that attach to the top of...
Small wooden blocks and shapes are often used to make toys for children and pets. Coloring can make these crafts more visually appealing and hide defects in the grain of the wood. You can achieve...
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