Become a credit card member today!Caitec Paradise Large Cotton Snuggle Ring Bird Toy, 11" Diameter
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11"; Diameter, Your bird will love the shape & feel of this cotton snuggle ring. Provides an outlet for preening & a secure place for snuggling. Satisfies the desire to chew. Aids in reducing boredom and stress.
- - Vibrantly colored, soft, 100% cotton wreath
- - Provides an outlet for preening & a secure place for snuggling
- - Satisfies the desire to chew
- - Aids in reducing boredom & stress
- - May help curtail feather picking
- - Hangs from top of cage
Specifications
| SKU | 2132550 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Caitec |
| Days to Ship | Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Multi-Color |
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| Size | Large |
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Nice toy
Birdohio
7 years ago
This is a nice little wreath toy that my grey loves. Makes a good napkin and preen toy!! Have to replace it frequently because he uses it so much!!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Good for chewers
3Birdmom
8 years ago
My sun conure occasionally uses this but prefers the plain white supreme cotton wreath.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Favorite Toy
Dustydaisy
8 years ago
My Lily and Daisy love this ring, they swing in it and cuddle up inside to sleep.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Best Birdie Bed I Have found
Willis775
9 years ago
My Nanday Conur had been sleeping on a woven fabric dog toy suspended by two shoe strings because I could not find perches until I found DF&S. I have two mediums and tied them together on the side with thin string so it hides within. I tried the large first and the strings didn't cuddle him which I thinks he likes because he coos and nuzzles his beak in the little ropes.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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My bird LOVES these
lizzieb56
9 years ago
My parakeet is almost 8 years old, and preening ropes have always been his go-to toys. I have purchased 4 of these since they came out a few years ago because they keep him so busy and happy. Even when there are other toys in the cage, he returns to these. The rope is so nice that I often remove one or two from the wreath and put in on another toy to encourage his interest in other toys as well. The rope is much nicer than the rope you can buy from toy-making supply stores. My bird and I love this toy.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Very nice Quality
GypsyRoad
9 years ago
My Green Cheek loves this Wreath, nice for hiding in and keeping her busy.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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It is well made and colorful
3cat1dogfan
9 years ago
I love it. It is very colorful and I do witness my birds (a colony of budgies/Greencheecked Consure) nip at it. I have seen my conure use it as a perch. It's not the most exicting toy to them, but they do occasionally play with it/perch on it.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Good choice.
Navymom1118
9 years ago
My little budgie just loves his wreath. He loves to pick at it.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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what size would be best for a timneh african grey
- Thank you for your question. The Large size is recommended for larger birds, such as yours.
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Is the small size or medium size best to buy for parakeets?
- Thank you for your question. Both the small and medium sizes of the Cotton Wreath are appropriate for most parakeets. Please note that if your parakeet prefers smaller diameter holes in their toys, they will prefer the small.
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does this cotton wreath bird toy have small plastic beads on the wire?
- No there are no beads just cotton.
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Which diameter is 11"?
- I think the wire the cotton ties are on is 11". Best for Greys, Amazons, Eclectics maybe Quaker size birds.
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