Sweet Feet and Beak Large Treasure Chest

My Congo African Grey is usually a little afraid of anything new until he warms up to it. I placed this toy in his cage and within 5 minutes, he was digging out the toys. He is either throwing them on the cage floor or chewing on them. He is very happy with his new toy. So glad I took a chance and purchased this for him. He plays with it for hours keeping me busy reloading the toys, but I'm happy if he's happy! Worth every penny. I purchased the large.

Product is exactly as described. Sturdy, well made, good for foraging. The large is... large. My parrot is intimidated by it, but he likes the wooden blocks inside. After getting used to it, I'm sure it'll be great fun.

I bought two of these foraging treasure chest toys. My Congo African Grey and SI Eclectus LOVE them. They have had them for almost a week and are on them steady when in their cages. I put the wood beads back inside a number of times each day, but that sure beats buying toys that they destroy in seconds. Of course, they have the destructible toys too, but this is an inexpensive, durable, wonderful toy that keeps them entertained for hours. I highly recommend! UPDATE: We have had these for over six months now and they are STILL the favorite toy of both of my birds! I have bought refills for the wooden pieces inside but also use these as a dispenser for fresh organic veggies after going to the farmers market. I stick green beans, pea pods, cherry tomatoes, carrots, etc. through the various holes, with some veggies sticking out and others nestled inside. My birds love it! This is hands-down the best foraging toy I've found for my birds!

I like the sturdiness of this toy for my Timneh Gray Parrot. The one thing I would have liked as a feature for this product is a better way to clean it.Often times there are crumbs left in the corners and are impossible to clean out easily. I find the I have to continually bang the toy on its side to try to free any crumbs that need to be cleaned out.This method is does NOT always get everything out.Thankyou

I got this per the behaviorist suggestion. I put nuts in the box to motivate him. He bangs it around to get stuff to fall, and gets mad at it sometimes for swinging where he doesn't want it. He's been chewing pretty hard on one part, and it's held up great so far.