Happy Beaks Chunky Monsters Large

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Happy Beaks Chunky Monsters Large Bird Toy

Description

Happy Beaks Chunky Monsters Large Bird Toy is a multicolored Java wood toy made for large parrots that love chewing, shredding, foraging, and destroying wood.

This large bird toy includes sisal rope, wood blocks in multiple shapes, and round wicker balls for added texture and enrichment. The durable construction is designed for extended use, and the included pear link makes it easy to attach inside the cage.

With exterior dimensions of 16" x 12" and a weight of over 4 lb, this toy is a chunky, engaging option for macaws, cockatoos, African Greys, Amazons, and other large parrots.

✅ Large Multicolored Bird Toy
✅ Made with Java Wood
✅ Includes Sisal Rope
✅ Wood Blocks in Multiple Shapes
✅ Round Wicker Balls
✅ Shreddable, Foraging, and Wood Toy
✅ Durable Construction for Extended Uses
✅ Pear Link Included for Cage Attachment
✅ Good for Macaws, Cockatoos, African Greys, Amazons, and Other Large Parrots
✅ Listed for Macaws, Cockatoos, and Medium/Large Parrots

Size Details

Exterior Dimensions: 16" x 12"
Toy Weight: Over 4 lb

Product Details

Brand: Happy Beaks
Product: Happy Beaks Chunky Monsters Large Bird Toy
Item Number: HB46523
SKU: B09301916
UPC / ISBN: 644472019162
Shipping Weight: 5 lbs
Shredable: Yes
Foraging: Yes
Wood: Yes

Bird Size

Macaw & Cockatoo: Yes
Medium/Large Parrot: Yes

Recommended For

Macaws
Cockatoos
African Greys
Amazons
Other Large Parrots

Product Information

Happy Beaks Chunky Monsters Large Bird Toy

Multicolored java wood toy with sisal rope, wood blocks of all shapes, and round wicker balls
Multicolored design
Durable construction for extended uses
Pear Link to attach to cage
Exterior Dimensions: 16" x 12" and over 4 Lb
Good for Macaws, Cockatoos, African Greys, Amazons and other Large Parrots
HB46523

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