KATUMOBird Toys, Parakeet Toys Conure Grass Mat Foraging Toys Parrot Shredding Hanging Toys for Cockatiel Lovebird Parakeet Budgie Small-Medium Birds

I have a solitary, semi-feral female lovebird that I took in to "foster" four years ago. She detests me despite my best efforts, and tends to hang out in her enclosure when not flying for exercise. Because of this, I'm always looking for enrichment toys for her rapidly shredding little beak. I unboxed this, and was immediately struck by the quality of the materials, which were markedly nicer than expected. It has an excellent variety of both colorful and natural stimulating features, including some spray millet, a large (for a LB) whole nut, lots of woven palm/raffia (over an inch thick), safe wooden beads, and novel to me plastic round fasteners (time will tell if those are preferential or equal to steel carabiners. They're definitely better than the hardened palm rounds in newer All Living Things toys, which the bird chews through in less than 10 minutes). I bought this and another similar design, and thought they were an excellent value for what I paid, considering they're larger, more diverse, and more robust than most in store toys Mina the bird has decimated. She did immediately go for a corner and detach the mat from it's hook, but that's something she does, and it was very easy to reattach elsewhere.

My budgies love these mats. I currently have two different types to provide a variety of play and shredding activities so they don’t get bored. Excellent designs including hooks to attach to cage. I attach new mahogany pods and sola balls, and tie on raffia tassels and such, as other toys are shredded. My two birds have so much fun climbing, exploring textures, shredding and playing with toys. Great value for all the activities they provide. The mats themselves are safe. I only purchase the mats that I feel have the safest and most natural toys. It’s easy to remove and replace a toy if you feel it is questionable because birds will chew anything and everything!

my birds have chewed on this almost every day for the past 2 weeks and it still looks pretty new! it’s super durable and i love the size, it’s an amazing toy and keeps my birds entertained for hours! they love the foraging

I have purchased this product several times for my 5 Parakeets. The birds enjoy this toy. It is safe and a good value for the money spent for this product.

This toy seems to last longer because there are so many activities on it. Good size for Caiques, Meyers, Senegals. Budgies and cocktatiels may enjoy it too.

So much fun for my parakeets ! Also fun for me to watch to play . I have already ordered another for when they need it

My parakeets love these! I have 3 birds and it takes at least 6 weeks for them to destroy. They stay busy and seem to really enjoy them. I love seeing their reaction as I replace them with different ones. If you have curious birds, this is a toy they will enjoy for hours and days.

I intended to hang this then include a photo once my two conures overcame their expected wariness of something new in their cage and began exploring this wonderfully colorful activity toy. What a value for the money this is! Sweet Pea and Bojonowski (Bojo) did not take long to get over their shyness. In a matter of a few hours, the duo of destruction upped their entertainment enjoyment to the max! This colorful, durable, medium-sized wall mat toy has…well…had multiple rings, twine balls, little toys, and interesting items tied to it. I got busy and forgot to take a photo. Within four days, I had to retrieve several items from the bottom of the cage to reattach them to the toy. Bojo merrily shredded, picked, and pecked. Sweet Pea hung upside down by one leg, climbed back and forth, and chose to carefully focus on one add-on toy at a time, attacking it with precise dedication! It was more fun to sit at the table and quietly watch each of the flock members in their separate condo enjoy this toy (I had a toy from this seller for each). Sometimes it means more to experience the moment than capture it. Next review I will.