Birdie Bagel Short Bird Bites

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Birdie Bagel Short Bird Bites

Description

Birdie Bagel Short Bird Bites are fruit-flavored bird toy parts made for small to medium parrots that enjoy chewing, shredding, peeling, holding, and destroying.

Petscape’s fruit-flavored Short Bird Bites help provide psychological enrichment that is often missing from the life of a captive parrot. They are a great value option for feather pluckers and destructive birds that need a safe, non-toxic item to work on.

Short Bird Bites have a 1" diameter, are 1/8" thick, and measure 1 1/2" long. They can be used as a foot toy or hung within the cage. Short Bird Bite Refill comes with 100 pieces.

✅ Fruit-Flavored Short Bird Bites
✅ Great for Chewing, Shredding, and Peeling
✅ Use as a Foot Toy or Hang in the Cage
✅ Helps Provide Psychological Enrichment
✅ Great for Feather Pluckers and Destructive Birds
✅ Non-Toxic
✅ Inexpensive, Great Value Toy Part
✅ Available in 10, 25, and 100 Piece Quantities
✅ Listed for Medium/Large Parrots, Small Parrots, Cockatiels, and Little Parrots

Available Quantities

10
25
100

Size Details

Diameter: 1"
Thickness: 1/8"
Length: 1 1/2"

Product Details

Brand: Happy Beaks
Product: Birdie Bagel Short Bird Bites
SKU: B08000046
Shipping Weight: 2.5 lbs
Foot Toy: Yes
Toy Parts: Yes

Bird Size

Medium/Large Parrot: Yes
Small Parrot: Yes
Cockatiel: Yes
Little Parrots: Yes

Product Information

Petscape's fruit flavored Short Bird Bites provide Small to Medium Parrots with the psychological enrichment often missing from the life of a captive parrot.

Great for feather pluckers and destructive birds.
Satisfies the need for chewing, shredding, and peeling.
Inexpensive (great value).
Non-toxic.
Short Bird Bites have a 1" diameter, 1/8" thick and 1 1/2" long.
Use as a foot toy or hang within the cage.
Short Bird Bite Refill comes with 100 pieces.

All Parrot Products is owned and operated by Eclectus Ark, a 501(c)(3) Conservation Project. Every purchase helps support their mission and conservation goals. To learn more about Eclectus Ark and the work they do, please visit www.eclectusark.com.
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