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A&E Cage Coco Monkey Head for Birds, Medium

A&E Cage Company

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Hang cute monkey head in your bird's cage and watch him climb all over it to explore the fibrous head, ears that stick out, and googly eyes. Monkey head is an entire coconut shell with "hair" on top perfect for preening. As your bird climbs down the head, he'll discover the funny monkey's open mouth that holds an assortment (7-10) of foot toys. As your bird pulls out each one, he'll uncover another fun texture. Foot toys are an assortment of all-natural materials that are responsibly harvested, such as bamboo, wood, cuttlebone, and sisal. Each is a perfect piece to chew or preen and the variety of textures keeps your bird entertained for hours. When your bird has unearthed the foot toys, fill gaping monkey mouth with your bird's favorite treats or food, and it becomes an instant foraging toy. Includes steel chain and quick link to hang anywhere in your bird's cage. Suggested for birds sized from conure to Amazon.

- Coconut head doubles as a foraging toy
- Uses all-natural renewable resources that are responsibly harvested
- Includes foot toys in mouth, or fill with your bird's favorite small toys

Specifications

SKU	2966466
Primary Brand	A&E Cage Company
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day

Additional Features

Size	Medium

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15 out of 15 (100%) reviewers recommend this product

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I bought 2. One for my African Grey and the other for my Double Yellow Headed Amazon. These birds typically destroy their toys within a day to a week. The heads provide hours upon hours of entertainment and are holding up very well. Based on this, I will now be ordering another one for my Macaw.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I have to rate this in the top three toys I have ever purchased. For the last 23 years, I have shared my life with three large macaws and one Moluccan Cockatoo. All four love this Monkey head. I use it as a foraging toy for nuts and treats when the foot toys it comes with are gone. My Hyacinth macaw, Blue and Gold macaw and Moluccan sill have their first one, minus the ears, eyes and some hair, but this Monkey Head is my Greenwings favorite and he loves to destroy it. It takes him some time to do so and I just bought him his third. I would highly recommend it.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I HAVE A SHAMROCK MACAW AND HE ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS TOY. HE HAS NOT DESTROYED IT YET BUT HAS BEEN WORKING ON IT FOR A WEEK NOW. I WOULD DEF BUY THIS AGAIN. GREAT PRODUCT AND DID NOT GO TO WASTE IN 2 DAYS.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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MYSUGAR GLIDERS AND PARROT LOVE THESE MONKEY HEAD TOYS MADE FROM COCONUTS!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Our parrots were initially very wary of the giant head in their space. By the next day, they had plucked his eyes out and begun to remove items from the massive mouth. Be prepared to return all goodies back into the mouth often. The items are varied and there are even a couple of lava-like rocks that are good sized that I found had also sailed to the bottom of the cage, too. A great and sturdy toy (except the eyes).

Yes, I recommend this product.

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My bird is very picky with toys. The Coco Monkey Head is probably the best toy she has ever had. She spends hours per day destroying it. I bought 5 more so I don't run out.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I have a 1 1/2 year old triton cockatoo named Sophie. I have purchased 4 Monkey Heads with foot toys because my Cockatoo absolutely loves this toy. My too will practically jump into her cage just to play with this fabulous toy. She loves pulling all the foot toys out, sometimes I will put an almond or other treat in with the toys, and she goes right to it to start pulling toys out. She has other toys in her large cage but this one gets the most use. She love pulling the fibers off of it and can spend hours messing around with this coconut head. So, I have spares because if I am going to be gone for a whole day, I will put a new coconut head in her cage and she will be entertained for hours and I don't have to worry about her getting bored and lonely while I'm gone. I LOVE THIS TOY!!!!! BTW, Fosters & Smith has the best price, believe me, I've checked.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Can put foot toys and food treats in the big open monkey mouth. My amazon parrot loves it. When he's in the mood he chews on the raggedy money head. All around fun toy on his playtop.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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9 years ago

I would like to purchase this for my Moluccan cockatoo. Any chance he could get his head stuck through the monkey's mouth?

8 years ago
We Have had this toy for over a year and my Moluccan never got his head stuck. Even our Hyacinth macaw has one and we have never had a problem.

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9 years ago

How long is the chain on this toy?

9 years ago
About 5 inches. You could easily shorten the length.

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10 years ago

Are the Googly Eyes on this toy safe for birds?

9 years ago
Great question. My bird just rips them off the head. They are glued on plastic eyes. I don't think a bird would eat them, but you never know. You could always remove the eyes before you give your bird the toy.

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