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Here's the latest variation of the ORIGINAL popular Piñata shredding toy, Like all these Piñata it is densely stuffed with palm leaf straw, grass and abacca fibers.

Our Bloomers are just in time for spring foraging. There is plenty of space to hide pellets.  Each set of mini cups has a foam marshmallow and grapevine wreath to help hold pellets or treats and offer a great crunch. Colours vary.

The Blockbuster is designed for smaller Cockatoos who love chewing wood. The blocks of wood are approximately 3" by 1-1/2" and 1/2" thick. It holds 30 blocks and the same for cardboard dividers. If you don't like coloured wood we can custom make this toy with all natural wooden blocks.

Colorful and safe for hours of shredding fun.  The Birdie Bow Tie, just like the Little Weave, is a soft cotton preening toy for smaller Parrots. It is safe and the cotton is digestible meaning it will not cause crop impaction.  Others use yarn rope that unravels into long thick sections that can entangle a Parrot.  Birdie Bow Tie™ is woven by hand into a “Bow Tie” style bundle and anchored together with a stainless ring, and hung by a bird safe stainless steel quick link. 

This colourful toy has Balsa logs wrapped in colourful & kraft corrugated paper and strung by paper rope.  It's a great chew for almost any Parrot, large or small that have problems chewing harder wood.

They come in a variety of two colour combinations.

For those not familiar with Balsa wood, it is a very soft, pithy wood with a stringy grain.  It is grown in plantations, mostly in Ecuador.  Although classified as a hardwood, its soft nature means it grows extremely fast.  It's been used in the manufacture of model airplanes, skis, and surfboards for years.  Balsa is so soft that it shreds more than splinters.  When balsa is torn up, the small pieces are not sharp or needle-like as with other types of hardwood species.  Balsa is listed in wood industry guidelines as Non-Toxic.

Your Parrot will love to start chewing on the leather bands and many other different textures.

With 24 pieces of thick leather bands wrapped up in chewy rings and some brilliant beads all strung on Paulie Rope.  Finished off with four plastic whiffle balls that rattle for more enjoyment.  It comes with a nickel-plated pear link ready to hang and play with!

This toy Is loaded with Balsa Slices wrapped in colourful corrugated paper and strung by paper rope.  It's a great chew for small Parrots or larger Parrots that have problems chewing harder wood.

They come in a variety of colour combinations, including ones with natural undyed balsa wood.

For those not familiar with Balsa wood, it is a very soft, pithy wood with a stringy grain.  It is grown in plantations, mostly in Ecuador.  Although classified as a hardwood, its soft nature means it grows extremely fast.  It's been used in the manufacture of model airplanes, skis, and surfboards for years.  Balsa is so soft that it shreds more than splinters.  When balsa is torn up, the small pieces are not sharp or needle-like as with other types of hardwood species.  Balsa is listed in wood industry guidelines as Non-Toxic.

Colourful pine wood triangles support balsa cubes.  This is a delightful toy for Conures that are graduating from balsa to pine.  And of coarse, it would be not be complete without a liberty bell.

Colours vary.

Soft yummy Balsa has been wrapped in a cardboard blanket.  This is a favourite with most smaller and medium size Parrots.

A perfect softwood toy for large Parrots with compromised beaks or delicate chewers.

This toy has a heavy chain with hardwood beads and chunky raw cork bark separated by Balsa Slices all finished off with a bell at the bottom.  This is a very large toy that can be refilled with more Balsa Slices and cork. It is an excellent choice for larger Parrots that have problems chewing harder wood.

For those not familiar with Balsa wood, it is a very soft, pithy wood with a stringy grain.  It is grown in plantations, mostly in Ecuador.  Although classified as a hardwood, its soft nature means it grows extremely fast.  It's been used in the manufacture of model airplanes, skis, and surfboards for years.  Balsa is so soft that it shreds more than splinters.  When balsa is torn up, the small pieces are not sharp or needle-like as with other types of hardwood species.  Balsa is listed in wood industry guidelines as Non-Toxic.

Chewing is an instinct that promotes good beak health.  Parrots that are deprived of chewing materials may experience overgrown or malformed beaks.  If your Parrot is known to ingest parts of chewed-up toys then it may be best to refrain from the introduction.  Although balsa gets even softer when wet, it's still not food.  ANY TOY that may be possibly ingested should be introduced under supervision.  Keep in mind that most Parrots merely break up wood and allow the bits and pieces to fall to the bottom of the cage.  Their instinct is to create nesting materials or soft bedding.  Parrots evolved in the jungle with lots of trees.  They KNOW what to do with them. Balsa is one of very few woods that are chewable by Smaller Parrots.  It's a simple fact that harder wood is used in many toys to increase their useful life.  Harder woods, even pine, are difficult if not impossible for the little guys or Parrots with compromised beaks to destroy.  While this is good for pet owners it is a bit "at odds" with the Parrots' needs.

African Greys and other medium size Parrots just love these!  Birdie bagel rings are intertwined with Paulie Rope and colourful wooden slats to make a great chewing toy.   This is an all vegan toy.