KINTOR Bird Chewing Toy for Large and Medium Parrots, Cage Bite Toy for African Grey, Macaws, Cockatoos, Eclectus, Amazon Parrots (26.5 Inch Long)

Most toys in this range are either too small or fall apart fast, but this one is built to last. The size is perfect for larger birds like African Greys or Eclectus parrots. Real wood, strong rope, and no weird chemical smell. My Gray and Eclectus are both big fans — they were instantly engaged and stay busy with it.Great size, real materials, and an engaging design.The hanging loop may need reinforcement eventually, but it’s not a dealbreaker.This one stands out in a market full of overpriced junk.

This is my Galah and Caiques favorite toy. It lasts them about 2 weeks before they need a new one.

My African Grey loves this toy! No plucking feathers anymore!

My Grey hasn't chewed on one solitary piece of wood on this toy, but she has spent many hours seeking out the tiny little links to the chains and biting them in half making all the wooden slats and balls fall off. She doesn't then pick those up and play with them nor chew on them; she goes looking for another chain link to chew through! She has dismantled more than half of this toy by breaking the links, but has hasn't played one bit with the wood parts! I'm going to buy some craft leather strips to put the pieces back together. Hopefully she won't chew through the leather, but if she does... well, it's keeping her active and that was the purpose of the toy! Only downside is that I've been worried about her swallowing some of the broken links. I've collected so many of them that, so far, I don't think she has.

My umbrella cockatoo loved it! Took him a week to chew it down!

The media could not be loaded. Great purchase! Lots of soft, destructable wood on a solid chain with a metal stop at the bottom. Perfect entertainment and enrichment for my bolt cutter with wings over here. Good construction in that as he chews the pieces swivel around adding to the fun and brainpower he needs to utilize to make millions of toothpicks!

My 2 African Grey's LOVE this toy. Keeps them entertained!

My Umbrella Cockatoo loves these and I think I have purchased 10 or so...She is not huge on toys, so I am happy to have found one that she actually seems to really enjoy (and it is quite large for the price). That having been said, she can destroy this thing in a day if motivated, but I think that is part of the reason she likes it (if wood is too hard, it almost seems less exciting for her). Generally, within 3-4 days it is totally demolished, but the chains and balls last for ages (and can provide entertainment as well).Modifications:It has what appears to be a nylon leaf of some sort at the top but I always cut this off because I am not sure that the fibers would be safe in accidentally ingested. There are bells on the bottom of this toy and they could pose a safety threat because they are not the strongest and could be snapped apart. My bird doesn't mess with them, but I have heard horror stories about birds and bells.It does have a bit of a design flaw in that if the apple is chewed, the chains all fall to the ground because it is like the hub that connects them all. Nevertheless, the hanging parts can be reattached to the metal karabiner at the top if you loop the chains through it instead. It is more of a nuisance than anything, but It might frighten or injure a smaller bird if the chains/blocks came crashing down without warning---then again, these would only fall of a bird destroyed the "apple" that is the main holder for all of the chains.