Featherland Paradise Hide Away Foraging Box Feeder 28x7cm: A Customizable Treat Challenge!

Engage your small to medium-sized bird's natural foraging instincts with the Featherland Paradise Hide Away Foraging Box Feeder (96-00751). Measuring 28cm in length and 7cm wide, this versatile toy hangs from the top of the cage and offers a customizable foraging experience perfect for Budgies, Cockatiels, and similar-sized parrots.

Crafted from heavy-duty polycarbonate, this feeder is built for durability. It can be used as a straightforward feeder, or you can add an exciting foraging element by utilizing the included cardboard box sleeves. Two sleeves are provided, and refills are available (Item Code: 96-00757) to keep the fun going.

The cardboard sleeves are designed with perforated openings that can be removed to create "windows," allowing you to adjust the difficulty level as your bird becomes a more experienced forager. Initially, you can leave the feeder uncovered. Once your bird understands there are treats inside, you can add a sleeve with some windows open. As they master this, you can use sleeves with fewer or no windows, requiring them to chew through the cardboard to access their rewards.

This interactive foraging feeder provides valuable mental and physical stimulation, helping to reduce boredom and promote a healthy, enriched environment for your bird. Watch your clever companion work to uncover their hidden treasures!

Key Features:

• Size: 28cm x 7cm.
• Adjustable Difficulty: Use with or without cardboard sleeves to customize the challenge.
• Perforated Sleeves: Allows for creating "windows" to vary access to treats.
• Durable Polycarbonate: Built for lasting use by small to medium birds.
• Mental & Physical Stimulation: Encourages natural foraging and reduces boredom.
• Promotes Chewing: Satisfies natural chewing instincts with the cardboard sleeves.
• Easy to Hang: Conveniently hangs from the cage top.
• Includes: Comes with two cardboard foraging sleeves.
• Suitable for: Budgies, Cockatiels, and similar-sized parrots.