Best Bird Toys

Updated June 2019
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Pros
Cons
Best of the Best
Paradise Toys
Knots and Blocks Chewing Toy
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Big Bird Friendly
Bottom Line

If you’re looking for an entertaining toy that will keep big birds busy for more than 5 minutes, this is a solid choice. Big, sturdy, and priced right.

Pros

Chunky wooden blocks give destructive birds something to really sink their beaks into. Brainy birds can enjoy untying the knots. Large dimensions encourage climbing and swinging. Bright colors offer visual interest. Made of natural, bird-safe materials. Sturdy fastener. Outlasts most similarly designed toys. Available in multiple sizes. Excellent price.

Cons

Especially destructive larger birds might still be able to shred it within a week or 2.

Planet Pleasures
Spiked Pinata Natural Bird Toy
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Satisfying Shredding
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Layers upon layers of natural materials satisfy shredding instincts and require some work to get through, keeping feathered friends coming back for more.

Pros

Palm leaves and natural rope offer a variety of interesting textures. Woven construction takes a while to unravel. Vivid colors help attract shy birds. A combination of tough materials and clever craftsmanship keep this toy going longer than most. Helps keep beaks conditioned. Provides a safe and appropriate outlet for destructive behaviour.

Cons

We’d love to see a sturdy link fastener rather than just a rope.

Best Bang for the Buck
Super Bird Creations
Wiggles and Wafers
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Short but Sweet
Bottom Line

Irresistibly colorful, this toy begs to be bitten. While it might not last very long at the mercy of bigger beaks, most birds get immense pleasure out of taking this destructible toy apart.

Pros

Bright colors attract even the most introverted birds. Wooden blocks deliver a satisfying chew. Plastic beads and pacifiers are fun to rattle and shake. Loaded with different shapes, sizes, and textures to encourage exploration and physical activity. Sized just right for smaller birds. Beads and pacifiers can be picked up recycled. Affordable.

Cons

Big birds are likely to destroy this toy faster than others on this list.

JW Pet Activitoy
Birdie Disco Ball
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Two for One
Bottom Line

If your bird enjoys reflective surfaces and bells, this option is worth trying. Delivers double the playtime punch with a mirrored disco ball and a bell in one package.

Pros

Multifaceted disco ball design offers all the appeal of a reflective surface without much risk of birds becoming dependant on a mirror. Ringing bell adds audio and mental stimulation while improving coordination. Plastic hanger is easy to secure. Small enough to fit in compact cages. Attractive price point.

Cons

Its compact dimensions and delicate construction aren’t suitable for larger birds.

Bonka Bird Toys
1969 Spoon Delight
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Indestructible Fun
Bottom Line

If your bird already has plenty of destructible toys, this sturdy spoon, ring, and chain piece is all set to fill a more permanent position.

Pros

Stainless steel spoons offer both visual and audio stimulation. Colorful rings help spice things up and provide beaks with something to chew on or toy with. Rowdy birds are rewarded by satisfying clanging during playtime. Can be hung horizontally or vertically, depending on your bird's preference or cage size. Doubles as a swing or perch in a horizontal position. Built to last. Well made and entertaining.

Cons

Shy, smaller birds might find the size and noise intimidating. Playtime is bound to be noisy.

How we decided

We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

37 Models Considered
5 Hours Researched
1 Experts Interviewed
421 Consumers Consulted
Zero products received from manufacturers.

We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

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Boredom doesn't bode well for birds – or their owners. Keeping your feathered friend occupied with an assortment of bird toys can help prevent both physical and behavioural problems. Bird toys come in many forms, but most can be categorized as destructible, indestructible, or physical activity toys. Destructible bird toys are usually made of natural materials and are designed to be taken apart, giving birds a safe and satisfying outlet for instinctual chewing and shredding. While indestructible bird toys like spoons or mirrors aren't actually indestructible, they're generally made of metal or plastic and are intended to be a semi-permanent bird cage fixture. Physical activity toys like swings and ladders can help birds get up and moving. Choosing brightly colored toys will help boost interest. Remember to pick a toy that’s appropriate for your bird's size and cage dimensions.

The team that worked on this review
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    Enid
    Editor
  • Erica
    Erica
    Writer
  • Melinda
    Melinda
    Web Producer
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Paradise Toys

Knots and Blocks Chewing Toy

Paradise Toys

Knots and Blocks Chewing Toy

If you’re looking for an entertaining toy that will keep big birds busy for more than 5 minutes, this is a solid choice. Big, sturdy, and priced right.
$26
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Planet Pleasures

Spiked Pinata Natural Bird Toy

Planet Pleasures

Spiked Pinata Natural Bird Toy

Layers upon layers of natural materials satisfy shredding instincts and require some work to get through, keeping feathered friends coming back for more.
$6
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Super Bird Creations

Wiggles and Wafers

Super Bird Creations

Wiggles and Wafers

Irresistibly colorful, this toy begs to be bitten. While it might not last very long at the mercy of bigger beaks, most birds get immense pleasure out of taking this destructible toy apart.
$4
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JW Pet Activitoy

Birdie Disco Ball

JW Pet Activitoy

Birdie Disco Ball

If your bird enjoys reflective surfaces and bells, this option is worth trying. Delivers double the playtime punch with a mirrored disco ball and a bell in one package.

$6
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Bonka Bird Toys

1969 Spoon Delight

Bonka Bird Toys

1969 Spoon Delight

If your bird already has plenty of destructible toys, this sturdy spoon, ring, and chain piece is all set to fill a more permanent position.

$14

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