Featherland Paradise Foraging Windmill Treat Holder 11X12.5X22.5Cm
advanced foraging toy
$49.44
RRP $76.99
SAVE $27.55 (36%)
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A great advanced foraging toy for medium birds such as Mini-Macaws, small Cockatoos, Caiques, Conures, Amazons, Senegals, Greys, etc.. Use with pellets treats or small pieces of their regular food.
Birds must continually turn the windmill to release pieces of food.
- Bird must spin the base which turns the paddles inside the device
- When paddles turn, it moves the food/treats to the lower levels until reaching the bottom where it can be retrieved by your bird
- Birds learn to work for their food and learn new behaviours
- Measures 4 1/2" X 5" X 9"
made from clear strong polycarbonate material & easy to clean (dishwasher safe)
(96-25754)
| SKU | 96-25754 |
| Barcode # | 711085007548 |
| Brand | Creative Foraging Systems |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3000kg |
Great foraging toy
By: Express on 21 December 2018This is one of the better foraging items I have purchased for my African Grey. It attaches securely to the cage with fittings my bird can't access (he can pull many others off the bars) and requires him to complete several actions to receive his food. He even enjoys playing with it when he has emptied it. A great toy for thinking birds.
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Great Forager for Smaller Species
By: Express on 20 October 2016This has been a hit with most of the flock. My most proficient foragers did solve it very quickly, but it still provides lots of activity. Here are my Jenday and IRN with it after only having it in their cage for a day: https://www.facebook.com/jodie.northcott.3/videos/10211095121552992/
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