How to make toys for parrots, how to make toys for budgies

The steps to make your own toy for a parrot are as follows:1. First of all, find some disposable chopsticks, which can usually be seen in places like fast food restaurants.

2. Next, cut the chopsticks to the length we need. Cuts can be made according to the size of the cage that can hold.

3. After the chopsticks are cut, you can use iron wire or other strong rope to tie the chopsticks one by one.

4. After being tied, it can be fixed in the parrot's cage.

It is illegal to make parrot toys, so please do not attempt to make them.

1. The simplest and most practical toy is the standing bar

Pipsqueak prefers high places, and you'll find them always rushing to the top.

If you have the conditions, you can go outside to pick up some branches, the non-toxic kind, such as camphor branches, etc., wash and disinfect them, and give them a station, they like it very much. And the branches have pimples and the like, and they can grind their claws, and sometimes they can gnaw a few bites to pass the time.

2. Like other toys, it is very convenient to buy. For example, the strings hanging on the right side of the picture below, you can combine them yourself, and Pippi likes them very much. Just buy it and pay attention to the loose taste.

There are a lot of parrot toys in the bird market or online, but isn't it more gratifying to have toys made by the owners themselves?

Next, let's take a look at the toys that budgies love to play with.

1.Swing: I believe that in many toys, Pippi will choose a swing, because the swing allows them to stand on it comfortably and nibble as much as they like.

Swing making:

Swing swing, don't think that the swing must be shaken, and it is okay to fix a position [after all, many skins don't like to shake around, unbalanced] Take wood [wood or something, just pick up some branches and it's OK], use a knife or something to shape it, at least three [standing sticks + columns], and sprinkle nails when you encounter a place to be sticky, don't use glue or anything [not good for skin].

2.Ladders: Ladders are made about the same as swings.

Crafting of the ladder:

Take a sturdy rope [hemp rope or something, don't be too thick] Take an appropriate amount of wood [if it is necessary to shape the branches that are picked up, don't use it if you don't need to, because this can exercise Pip's feet] Punch holes at both ends of each wood first, pass the rope through, and tie a knot underneath [prevent the wood from falling off] The upper end of the rope can also be tied directly to the cage [convenient or something].

3.Gnaws:

The nature of parrots can be summed up in one word, that is, - gnawing. Seeing this, you should know that nibbles, parrots love to gnaw, so should you take something to train Pippi's 'teeth'?

Preparation of bites:

There are many types of bites, such as standing sticks, picking up a branch or something, and ladders can also be ......So let's talk about Qiuqiu. Pippi's toy balls are sold on the Internet, of course, the owner can make them himself, [use what he likes that is harmless to Pippi] The main kernel is made of hard things [preferably wood, hee-hee] The peripheral materials are more convenient to gnaw than one another, [life life or something] For example, the kernel is made of round wood [shaped lala], and some cuttlefish bone fragments are used in the middle of the health mud or something [you can add nutrients while playing] The periphery is wrapped with some willow branches and some softer plants, That's it for a ball!

Just find a cork.

Some people raise parrots and only prepare a bird stand, tie a chain to their feet, and let the parrot stand on it all day and all day, which is not right. Parrots love to climb, so it's better to have a cage with cage bars that are set up with lots of horizontal railings instead of just vertical railings, as this will make it easier for the parrot to climb.

The cage should be sturdy so that the railing is not bent or damaged by the parrot, which can bend or damage the parrot and injure the parrot. Bird cages made of plastic-coated railings can cause parrots to accidentally eat the coating on them, so they are not suitable. The best quality cages are made of stainless steel, especially bird cages made of coloured mild steel railings.

The spacing between the railings is very important for the parrot's safety, and the railings should always be small enough to prevent the parrot from poking its head out between the gaps in the railings. For small parrot species, a column spacing of 1 2 inches (cm) is necessary. Medium-sized parrot species, such as grey parrots and amazoni, require a 1 inch (cm), while macaws can reach a spacing of more than 1 inch (cm).

Regarding the placement of the cage, the top of the cage should not be higher than the level height of your eyes when standing, this is because tall parrots usually have a sense of superiority and are not very easy to tame. But for parrots that are too frightened, it can be slightly above the level of your eyes. The bottom of the cage is usually equipped with a disc to prevent objects such as bird food from falling to the ground, and to prevent parrots from hitting at night and injuring their feet sticking out of the railing.

The chassis should be covered with newspaper and be replaced daily. To help parrots feel safer, the birdcage should have a solid side rather than railings all around. If it's hard to find a solid side, put one side of the birdcage against a solid wall.

The cage needs to be big enough, otherwise it will take up space in the cage! No, it doesn't.

Lots of toys Swings Playing with ladders... Various.

You can buy it at the local flower, bird and fish market or online.