3 Rods Wood Blocks Bird Toy for Large Parrots 30 x 20cm (BLT043)

3 Rods Wood Blocks Bird Toy for Large Parrots (BLT043)

This large bird toy hangs three strings of chunky, brightly coloured wooden blocks from a solid wooden bar, each string finished with a bell. At around 30 x 20cm, it gives big parrots a generous amount of material to chew, pull and play with, all in one cage-topping toy.

The bright colours are designed to grab a parrot's attention fast, while the solid wooden blocks give powerful beaks something worthwhile to work on. Chewing and foraging are natural, important parrot behaviours, and a toy that gives them a real outlet keeps birds mentally engaged and busy, which helps steer them away from boredom habits like feather plucking, screaming and chewing on things they shouldn't. The three bells add sound and movement that many parrots find irresistible.

It is made for medium to large parrots such as macaws, cockatoos, African greys, eclectus, caiques and larger conures. The multi-string design means several birds can share it in an aviary, or a single bird has plenty to keep coming back to.

Key Features & Benefits

• Three strings of chunky coloured wooden blocks on a solid bar

• Generous large size, around 30 x 20cm

• Three bells for extra sound and play

• Bright colours to quickly attract a parrot's attention

• Satisfies natural chewing and foraging instincts

• Helps prevent boredom behaviours like feather plucking

• Hangs easily from the top of the cage or aviary

• Suits macaws, cockatoos, African greys, eclectus, caiques and larger conures

Hanging It in the Cage

Attach the toy securely to the top of the cage or aviary, positioning it where your bird can reach it to chew and pull but still has clear space to move and flap. Make sure the hanging clip is firmly fixed so the toy can't drop while your bird plays. Keep it away from directly above food and water bowls so droppings and chewed bits don't fall in. Check the toy and its strings regularly for wear.

Getting Fussy Birds Interested

If your parrot is slow to take to a new toy, try hanging it near a favourite perch or spot for a day or two so it becomes familiar. Rotating this toy with a couple of others, rather than leaving the same one up permanently, keeps a bird more interested, since novelty is a big part of what holds a parrot's attention. Some birds go straight for the bells, others for the blocks, so give yours time to find its own way of playing.

When to Replace It

Because this is a chew toy, wear and tear is expected and actually a good sign, it means your bird is using it as intended. Remove and replace the toy once the blocks are chewed right down, the strings are frayed, or any small piece has worked loose that could become a hazard. Supervising how your individual bird plays helps you judge the right time to swap in a fresh one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What birds is this toy for?
It suits medium to large parrots such as macaws, cockatoos, African greys, eclectus, caiques and larger conures.

How big is it?
It measures around 30 x 20cm, making it a large toy suited to bigger birds.

Is it meant to be chewed apart?
Yes. It is a chew and foraging toy, so your bird working the blocks apart is the whole point. Replace it once it's well chewed down.

Does it have bells?
Yes. Each of the three strings finishes with a bell, adding sound and movement that parrots enjoy.

How do I hang it?
Attach it securely to the top of the cage or aviary where your bird can reach it comfortably, and check the clip and strings regularly.

Where can I buy this wood blocks bird toy in Australia?
You can buy it from BPG Supplies (Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies) in Bonnyrigg NSW, with local pickup available and delivery Australia-wide.