A bored parrot will find its own project
Foraging toys, shreddable chews, natural-wood perches and cuttlebone — the things that give a clever bird something to do all day.
Fresh on the perch
The newest arrivals in the pantry.
Interactive Bird Chew Toy with Stainless Steel Wind Chime
$12.98
Vibrant Foraging Shredder Bird Toy with Sola & Sepak Balls
$9.98
Natural Seagrass Foraging Toy
$8.20
Natural Wood Bird Perch Set - Multi-Branch & Platform Design
$12.99
Durable Metal Bird Foraging & Chew Toy with Bell for Parrots
$16.49
Natural Corn Husk & Cuttlebone Bird Chewing Toy with Bell
$16.99A budgie toy is a hazard for a macaw
Every toy here is listed with the bird sizes it suits and the materials it is made from. A toy sized for a cockatiel can be pulled apart by a larger parrot in minutes, and that is a safety problem, not a value one.
Browse by bird sizePick by what your bird does all day
Chewers, foragers and climbers all want something different out of a cage.
Perches and Cage Furniture
Natural-branch and platform perches in varying diameters. Varying the perch width through the cage is what keeps a bird off a sing… 4
Foraging and Shredding Toys
Toys built to be taken apart. Foraging and shredding work the way a wild bird spends its day — searching, stripping and destroyi… 3
Bells, Chimes and Hanging Toys
Noise-makers and hanging toys with stainless or nickel-plated hardware. Check bells for cracks and open gaps regularly — a split… 2
Chews and Cuttlebone
Hard chews and mineral blocks that keep a beak in shape and top up calcium. Rotate these rather than leaving one in the cage indef… 1A bird shop that keeps birds
Birds of a Feather Parrot Pantry is a specialist bird shop on San Pedro Dr NE in Albuquerque. We stock enrichment rather than everything: foraging toys, shreddable chews, natural perches and the pantry staples that go with them. Every listing states the materials, the hardware and the bird sizes it suits, because those are the three things that decide whether a toy is safe in your cage.
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Enrichment, safety and the questions our customers ask most.
Before you order
How do I know a toy is the right size?
Each listing names the bird sizes it suits — small (budgie, lovebird), medium (cockatiel, conure) or large (amazon, african grey, macaw). When in doubt, size up on hardware and down on the shreddable parts.
Are the materials safe to chew?
Materials are listed on every page: untreated wood, seagrass, corn husk, sola, stainless or nickel-plated hardware. Anything with a coating says so.
How quickly do toys need replacing?
Shreddable toys are meant to be destroyed — that is the point. Hardwood and stainless items last far longer. Replace anything with a cracked bell, a frayed rope or exposed sharp edges immediately.
What if my bird ignores it?
Some birds need a toy hung beside a favourite perch for a few days before touching it. If a sealed item genuinely does not work out, the Returns & Refunds page sets out the window and the process.
When new toys land
An occasional note when a new foraging line arrives. Never more than that.