Featherland Paradise Foraging Sphere with Bell
Product Description
Featherland Paradise Foraging Sphere with Bell
This is an entry level device for parrots that have limited or no foraging experience. A 15cm stainless steel skewer rod or kabob passes through a 7cm clear hanging globe with open slots on the bottom half.
This toy keeps birds natural curiousity and helps birds learn to work for their food. This greatly reduces the possibility of feather picking and behaviour problems by providing mental and physical stimulation. The bell inside adds extra excitement!
To fill, hold the sphere in one hand and turn the rod counter clockwise, remove the top half and fill with the food of your choice and twist the rod back into place.
Pellets, dehydrated or fresh fruit and vegetables, shelled nuts or millet spray are excellent fill items. You might pass the kabob through a piece of fresh fruit or a vegetable prior to reassembling to make a tempting lure. The bell on the bottom of the sphere will attract the attention of a novice forager who may mistakenly thinks it is a toy.
Approx Dimensions
25cm x 7.5cm x 7.5cm
Product Suitability & Variations
- Check the Fit: Review descriptions and the "Recommended For" section to ensure it matches your bird’s size and species. Unsure? Contact us before buying!
- Colours & Designs: Actual colours and designs may vary slightly due to lighting, screen settings, or natural product finishes.
Safety & Supervision
- Inspect Daily: No toy is indestructible. Check toys daily for wear, fraying, or broken parts.
- Remove Promptly: Take away damaged items immediately to prevent injury or ingestion.
- Supervise Always: All products must be used under strict supervision. For animal use only (keep out of reach of children).
Disclaimer & Vet Advice
- Liability: Get Flocked and its suppliers are not liable for any damage, injury, or death caused to any animal or person. Proper selection and supervised use remain the responsibility of the owner.
- Not Medical Advice: Our info is for general guidance and does not replace personalised advice from a qualified vet. If your pet has a medical issue, contact your veterinarian immediately.
