Zoo-Max Groovy Gizmo Exotic Bird Stimulating Toy
- Brand: Zoo-Max
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Discover the ultimate avian entertainment with the Zoo-Max Groovy Gizmo Exotic Bird Stimulating Toy, a must-have for keeping your exotic bird in optimal health. Crafted to provide unparalleled stimulation for your feathered friend, this toy features notched colorful wooden blocks that slide and turn, engaging your bird in interactive play for hours on end. The twisted tightly paper rope is specially designed for chewing, promoting healthy beak maintenance while offering a textural delight for your bird.
Encourage mental engagement and foraging instincts by hiding treats within the paper rope or the wood grooves, adding an extra layer of excitement to playtime. Made from non-toxic materials, this stimulating toy ensures that your bird stays safe while enjoying endless entertainment. The soft wood construction is gentle on their beak and feet, making it a comfortable and appealing option for daily play.
Give your exotic bird the gift of entertainment and mental stimulation with the Zoo-Max Groovy Gizmo Exotic Bird Stimulating Toy. Perfect for chewing, foraging, and play, this vibrant toy is a must-have addition to your bird's toy collection.
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Customers are shipped a 5" x 7" print and emailed a digital copy with every order!
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