EXTRA WEEKEND SALE! 2009 Pk3 Seagrass Logs

BULK DISCOUNT:

Minimum Qty Discount
3 + 10% off
6 + 15% off
12 + 20% off
$4.49 USD $8.99

The 2009 Pk3 Seagrass Logs are a fun, durable toy that your pet will love to interact with. It comes with three tightly bound, 4-inch-long seagrass logs; each of the logs has multiple layers of seagrass strands; all of these pieces are held together tightly with a bird-safe piece of twisted rope. The seagrass bundles are bound tight, but they do have enough play to allow your pet to chew and pull the pieces apart; each of the sticks is about 1 inch wide, giving your bird lots of seagrass to chew, rip and enjoy. The seagrass logs are very light at 4 ounces each and can be easily picked up and carried. The logs also can roll around and be thrown, providing lots of fun playtime for your pet. The bundles are 100% bird safe and have a great natural feel.

Natural Chewing Fun for Curious Birds

Give your feathered companion an engaging outlet for natural chewing and shredding instincts with the Bonka Bird Toys 2009 Pk3 Seagrass Logs. This convenient 3-pack of seagrass logs provides birds with interesting natural textures to explore, chew, and manipulate, helping add enrichment and variety to their daily environment.

Features & Benefits

  • 3-pack of seagrass logs for added value and variety
  • Natural seagrass texture encourages chewing, shredding, and exploration
  • Helps support natural foraging and destructive play behaviors
  • Great for adding texture and enrichment to cages and play areas
  • Ideal for birds that enjoy working at fibrous, chewable materials
  • Logs can help keep curious beaks occupied and encourage independent play

Great for Smaller Companion Birds

This style of enrichment is especially suitable for many extra-small and small companion birds, depending on the individual bird's chewing style and toy preferences. Examples in these size groups include Parakeets, Lovebirds, Cockatiels, Parrotlets, Green Cheek Conures, Quakers, Senegals, Caiques, Ringnecks, and Sun Conures.

Always supervise your bird when introducing a new toy and regularly inspect it for wear or damage.