Bird Kabob 8-1/2-Inch Carnival Chewable Perch

My parakeets love these. But theyre pretty pricey - too bad they only last a day in my house.

I have 3 birds and they love it..only problem they fight over it..i will have to buy another..lol

My Conure loves these kabobs so I thought I’d try and get her the swing form! She’s really not a fan and doesn’t like to sit on this. It gathers poop in the middle of the cage but fortunately it’s easy to just scrape off the top layer of the yucca. We’ll be going back to the regular kabob style after this one is done.

My Quaker LOVED this. This was the first swing my little brat actually liked. He destroyed it obviously, but really enjoyed it in the mean time! Definitely will repurchase!

Great munching chew toy for my Yellow Naped Amazon! This is a repeat purchase for us. We buy this one about once a month for him. The colors seem to interest him more than just the single strand. It makes a mess. But we hang it over his cage, so he can be messy all he wants to! Whatever makes him happy! Most of you know what I mean! Great price, great product! Overall I am thoroughly satisfied with my purchase. I highly recommend this product. Thank you for taking the time to read my review. Have a great day!

The only problem was the sets contained some blocks my parakeet found too difficult to pick apart; mostly dyed ones.

My conure loves this

It didnt take long for my Green Cheek to destroy this toy, but that is what you want in a bird toy. Ive bought this item multiple times as it seems like his favorite.

I think every bird owner struggles with getting toys that are safe yet engaging. This was recommended to me by another bird owner and I was shocked how quickly they were attracted to it. I have 4 parakeets and placed near perches, they can all find a spot to chew/shred. It’s very engaging and I will be sure to always have one in the cage. Best investment so far.

My birds loved chewing on this....but... they just chewed through the perch swing part of it first, since that was something new for them. So since they ate through that first it just turned out to be a couple of connected coconut husk kabobs. Ha !