Super Bird Creations SB751 PVC Forager Bird Toy, Medium/Large Bird Size, 3” x 5” x 8”

My rats love finding food in it.

My pet rats love this foraging toy! They find great excitement in trying to open it and getting the treats out. It is not very difficult for them to figure out, but it does take a little more thought and work to get their food. It's very easy to get the food in, and it hasn't gotten dirty for me yet (and I've been using it for over a month). They haven't even chewed on the plastic at all! I would recommend it and totally would buy again.

This is nice size for a conure. Very well built.Initially mine was terrified of the toy, even though he is not scared of anything else. From the moment he set his eyes on this toy he could not be anywhere near it. He would fling himself off of whatever he was perched on in fear when presented with this toy. After a few days of me setting it on a table outside his cage and playing with it in my hands he realized it was not a danger. Once he realized there was food in it though, it became a favorite toy.

It's really sturdy, with a heavy duty chain and clip. It's easy to clean. My rats love getting their food out of it and I love that it resets itself so it's not a one and done sort of puzzle, they can use it all day without me needing to set anything back up.

I'm a first time parrot owner and definitely not an expert on the subject, but one thing every website says about keeping a parrot happy and healthy is having some sort of device that stimulates their foraging instincts. I've tried several foraging toys in the past, but my Eclectus parrot has chewed through them to get to the goodies inside and within hours they were a dismantled mess laying on the floor of her cage.This toy is simply a PVC elbow with a few colorful plastic beads on a sturdy chain that hangs from the top of the cage. I place it slightly out of reach of a perch in the cage so my parrot has to reach for it, and the way it's designed it spins around when poked, so my parrot has to figure out a way to keep it from spinning while trying to get the goodies inside.One side is open, and the other side has a plastic cover so after the easy pickins from the open side are gone she has to figure out how to hold open the plastic cover and keep it from spinning around to get the rest of the goodies from the other side. I put dried fruit, almonds and sunflower seeds in it (never her regular food or fresh fruit) and she'll spend hours figuring out how to hold the cover open, keep it from spinning around and hanging on a perch to get to the treats. She's smart, so I move it around the cage once in a while to stimulate her into coming up with a new strategy to get the goodies inside.

This is made well but not for a cockatoo beak.

I got this toy for my pet rat and he really likes it. He was able to figure out how to get the treats out pretty quickly but it still gives him something to do and he seems to enjoy it. This was easy to clean as well and is a fun addition to the cage.

So far Mr. Lucky is loving his new toy. Its colorful and sturdy. I don't know how long the "lids" on the ends will last but so far so good. He was instantly intrigued by it and has spent a few seconds and had it all figured out. He now wants more things to find in it all the time. With a macaw I don't expect anything to last for a long time. But this price is great so I know this will be something we may have to reorder in the future.