Bird Toy Duvo+ colorful cardboard and coconut rings 23x7x7 cm

Duvo+ colorful cardboard and coconut rings (23 x 7 x 7 cm) is a lightweight hanging bird toy designed to offer pecking, chewing and shredding opportunities for parrots and other cage birds. Constructed from alternating rings of colored cardboard and natural coconut fiber, the toy encourages natural foraging behaviour and provides tactile variety to keep birds mentally stimulated. The compact size and hanging design make it suitable for many cage types and positions inside the enclosure.

Advantages

The combination of cardboard and coconut fiber offers contrasting textures that support beak exercise and gentle wear. Its lightweight construction allows easy attachment to perches or cage bars without stressing fittings. The colorful appearance attracts birds’ attention and encourages interaction, while the simple materials are easy to replace when worn. The toy supports safe chewing and shredding activities that help reduce boredom and repetitive behaviours.

Suitable for

• Parrots and parakeets that enjoy chewing and shredding
• Small to medium cage birds requiring mental enrichment
• Bird owners seeking a lightweight, hangable foraging toy

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: approximately 23 x 7 x 7 cm
• Materials: colored cardboard and natural coconut fiber
• Design: stacked rings on a hanging axis for pecking and shredding
• Weight: lightweight construction suitable for cage attachment
• Primary functions: chewing, shredding, visual stimulation, foraging encouragement

How to use

Hang the toy inside the cage where the bird can reach it comfortably from a perch but cannot entangle wings or feet. Inspect the attachment method and secure it to a bar, hook or perch so the toy hangs freely and rotates when pecked. Supervise initial interactions to ensure the bird uses the toy for chewing and shredding as intended. Replace the toy when materials become excessively worn or soiled.

Usage recommendations

Rotate this toy with other enrichment items to maintain novelty and alternate placement periodically to encourage exploration. Remove any loose fragments that could present a choking risk and monitor the bird’s beak condition during regular checks.