HOSUKU Colorful Bird Foraging & Parrot Shredding Toys Box - Safe Fruit & Vegetable Bird Toys, Perfect for Parakeets, Cockatiels, and Small to Medium Birds

This was for my bird. He wasn’t overly crazy about it.

I have an African Grey and Citron Cockatoo, so I buy forging boxes for both. My sweet Citron truly enjoys everything in the forging box, so the items in the box last her quite a while; conversely, my AG merely enjoys destroying anything he can get his beak on, so he does not appreciate the items in the forging box like sweet Dorothy, the cockatoo. I highly recommend this colorful forging box. I will buy more!

These brightly colored, handwoven fruit and vegetable-shaped bird chew toys are a big hit with my daughter’s bird! Designed to stimulate foraging instincts, they promote both mental and physical activity, keeping the bird entertained for hours. Crafted from food-grade, natural fibers, paper, and wood, the colors are safe and water-soluble, ensuring maximum safety even if they fade when wet. With a variety of textures and shapes, these toys encourage chewing, shredding, and playful exploration. They can be placed inside the cage or used for tabletop play, making them perfect for small to medium-sized birds like parakeets, cockatiels, conures, and lovebirds.

Not as described! Really disappointed

Items too hard to forage

In a world where many bird toys are made for a quick cash grab, this brand is an outlier. Even the box it comes in is very pretty and can be potentially used as a toy.

The design is super cute. I like all the vine veggies, they should be easy to grip with their feet and pull apart/gnaw on. The loofah stems are also great textural interest that should be fun to rip off. I appreciate the note that bird-safe dyes were used and it feels like care was put into assembling these boxes. There are a few things that're not useful parrot toys--the colored pine wood cut outs will be too thick and hard to get leverage on to chew (I think 1/8" thick wood would be better, since this box is clearly aimed at small to medium parrots.) The round painted wood strawberry and radish also don't offers much chew potential. Lastly, the tomato vine ball 'stems' being hot glued on is not great, we don't want them chewing on those glue globs. It's a bit pricy, but these can be a good way to get a feel for what chew toys your bird does/doesn't like. I normally get my foraging boxes off etsy but I like the look of the vine and natural boxes here and might give them a try next since they feel less focused on what's cute for humans and more on what's fun for birds!

This box of bird toys to play in is absolutely adorable!! My son has a Hahn's Macaw (mini macaw) who loved this box of toys right away. I have an African Grey, and when the Hahn's was done playing in this box she went through it and pulled out some foot toys to enjoy. These toys are really designed for smaller birds - conure, cockatiel, budgie. Hahns is really pushing the size limit for "serious" toy play here, but for quick shredding or playing on the counter, these toys are good for slightly larger birds too. I wouldn't give this stuff to a cockatoo or large macaw, because they'd just be gone in no time. However the box itself is also another toy - my Grey actually spent a good 20min just playing with the box itself. I really think this is a great value, and if you have birds of the right size they will love it!