Wooden plug board, puzzle toy for parrots
A 15 × 8 cm wooden board with holes packed with wooden plugs and a few tubes: your bird has to grip, pull and rip them out with its beak.
€19.90 VAT included
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Description
Ring-necked parakeets, conures and cockatiels are intelligent birds. Left with nothing to work out, they let you know: repeated screaming, destruction, repetitive behaviour. As our ring-necked parakeet guide points out, that intelligence is best channelled with toys that take effort, not just toys to look at.
This wooden board has rows of holes packed with about 30 wooden plugs and 4 tubes. Your bird has to figure out how to grip them, force them out, then shred them. Slip a seed or treat into a hole before plugging it again to make it harder. A snap hook clips it to the bars.
15 × 8 cm, about 87 g; the hook colour varies by batch. Once the plugs are out, cut new ones from untreated wood or push in paper sticks. A large parrot with a powerful beak will empty it in minutes: it is a toy for small to medium birds.
Delivered in 8 to 15 working days, free delivery from €49, 14 days to return it.
Specifications
| Size | 15 × 8 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | about 87 g |
| Contents | wooden board, about 30 wooden plugs and 4 tubes, snap hook |
| Material | wood |
| For | ring-necked parakeet, conure, cockatiel, Senegal, lovebird |
Frequently asked questions
What do I do when all the plugs are out?
Put them back if intact, or replace them with pieces of untreated wood or paper rolls: the board can be used again.
Is it suitable for a budgie?
Yes if it is curious; some budgies prefer lighter toys. Hide a seed in a hole to get it started.
Our guides on the topic
- Ring-Necked Parakeet Toys: Channeling an Intelligent, Easily Bored Bird
Sharp and lively, the ring-necked parakeet gets bored fast in an understimulated cage. Toys, training and rotation: how to keep this large, curious parakeet busy.
- Budgie and canary diet: seeds, pellets and fresh food
What should a budgie or canary eat? Why a seed mix alone is not enough, where pellets and fresh food fit in, and the mineral trap owners often miss.
- Parrot Toys: Destructibles, Puzzles and Smart Rotation
Toys to shred, puzzle toys, safe materials and rotation: how to keep a parrot busy and prevent boredom and feather plucking.
- Working from home with a parrot: organising your days without screaming fits
A parrot that screams during video calls, a bird demanding attention all day: how to combine remote work and a parrot with a clear routine, activities and a suitable space.
How it works
Seller: LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), Paris, France, VAT FR21995268018. Prices VAT included. Terms of sale