Bird Toys
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Hi, i was wondering if anyone knows of any really good web sites for parrot toys? i cannot find any good ones, and all the good ones are from america and cost too much for shipping.. .. well let me know if you know of any! Thanks Again, Mwa x
me again. have put an order enquiry in. This is the address
http://www.thepaintedparrot.com.au/Toys%20Home.htm
see how you go
http://www.thepaintedparrot.com.au/Toys%20Home.htm
see how you go
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try EBAY.... make sure its oz site
do a search for bird toys or follow the links below to the ebay store
lots of different sellers
i just got a large toy for $12,
this particular one was over $40 in the pet stores
from ordering to delivery took only 3 days a card came with the delivery with web site
www.pethomes.com.au then click on ebay store
or try this directly
http://stores.ebay.com.au/PET-HOMES-AND-ACCESSORIES
do a search for bird toys or follow the links below to the ebay store
lots of different sellers
i just got a large toy for $12,
this particular one was over $40 in the pet stores
from ordering to delivery took only 3 days a card came with the delivery with web site
www.pethomes.com.au then click on ebay store
or try this directly
http://stores.ebay.com.au/PET-HOMES-AND-ACCESSORIES
toys can be built and assembled at home
Hey,
What toys are there for sale that can't be built and assembled at home by you?
Bird toys are simple to figure out and design and you can be 100% confident that the parts you use are safe and non toxic.
For coloring fiber and wood use food coloring undiluted, straight from the bottle.
Nearly any untreated fiber will work and most natural wood gathered from a tree can be used.
Be on the lookout and keep your eyes peeled for 'stuff'...you'd be amazed at what is available and can be adapted for use as bird toys.
What toys are there for sale that can't be built and assembled at home by you?
Bird toys are simple to figure out and design and you can be 100% confident that the parts you use are safe and non toxic.
For coloring fiber and wood use food coloring undiluted, straight from the bottle.
Nearly any untreated fiber will work and most natural wood gathered from a tree can be used.
Be on the lookout and keep your eyes peeled for 'stuff'...you'd be amazed at what is available and can be adapted for use as bird toys.
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I go to opshops and buy all the old baby toys, rattles etc., including the ones you hang across a pram or basinet, wooden toys too because these are only food coloured and not treated. I buy old belts , and jewellery and make all my own stuff.
very cheap and the birds love em
very cheap and the birds love em
Angie
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find good cheap stuff DownUnder.
I'm with you Angie.
Here in FL there is a culture of 'Garage Sales' (or Garb Sales as in Garbage as my ex GF used to say) practically every weekend. There is all kinds of whacky stuff at these sales like costume jewelry, fabrics, and whatever else you can think of for Pennies! I got two silver Christmas bells for $0.25 at a GS...it made my day HAHAHA... and in a half hour they were rigged into a bird toy. Now I get more compliments for that silly dumb toy than I get for the kick-ass solid cherry Mission Style bookshelves that took me three months to build...HEHEHE.
BTW,I like your idea of using belts, I hadn't thought of that.
I can't belive that there aren't similar opportunities to find good cheap stuff DownUnder.
Here in FL there is a culture of 'Garage Sales' (or Garb Sales as in Garbage as my ex GF used to say) practically every weekend. There is all kinds of whacky stuff at these sales like costume jewelry, fabrics, and whatever else you can think of for Pennies! I got two silver Christmas bells for $0.25 at a GS...it made my day HAHAHA... and in a half hour they were rigged into a bird toy. Now I get more compliments for that silly dumb toy than I get for the kick-ass solid cherry Mission Style bookshelves that took me three months to build...HEHEHE.
BTW,I like your idea of using belts, I hadn't thought of that.
I can't belive that there aren't similar opportunities to find good cheap stuff DownUnder.
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I have bought toys earlier but I also make toys myself and sell a little to others here in Sweden. Here you can get an idea of toys to make:
http://www.freewebs.com/kosejentan69/gungor.htm
http://www.freewebs.com/kosejentan69/hngleksaker.htm
http://www.freewebs.com/kosejentan69/gungor.htm
http://www.freewebs.com/kosejentan69/hngleksaker.htm
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I make a lot of toys my self..
http://www.zoonen.se/perzoonen/galleri. ... gid=392613
http://www.zoonen.se/perzoonen/galleri. ... gid=392613
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Some Links..
www.chopperstoys.com
www.8beaks.com
www.nalanitoys.com
www.24parrot.com
www.birdsafestore.com
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/birdtoys/
http://www.naturechest.com/birdpictures.html
www.wingsatplay.com
http://www.arcatapet.com/category.cfm?P ... &catnum=32
http://www.cabirdnerds.com/toptensellers.html
www.chopperstoys.com
www.8beaks.com
www.nalanitoys.com
www.24parrot.com
www.birdsafestore.com
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/birdtoys/
http://www.naturechest.com/birdpictures.html
www.wingsatplay.com
http://www.arcatapet.com/category.cfm?P ... &catnum=32
http://www.cabirdnerds.com/toptensellers.html