Must Try! DIY Toy, Cage Enhacement & Enrichement! I Love this! |
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Enhancing your parrot's cage can significantly improve their quality of life by providing mental stimulation and physical activity is great for them and you'll love it too! One effective way to provide enrichment is by creating a homemade eatable plant by their cage. This allows you to recycle a water bottle, use your left-over leafy greens or your non-toxic plant clippings.
Here’s how:
1 Start by cutting the top off a clean, empty water bottle.
Ensure the edges are smooth to avoid any sharp points that could harm your parrot.
2 Make two small holes on one sides of the bottle with some spce inbetween them.
3 Cut a piece of aluminum wire that is long enough to thread through the holes and to hang on the side of the cage. Thread the wire through these holes. File the ends of the wire and turn the wire into itself at the ends so that your bird has no access to a sharp end. Hang the bottle outside the cage by folding the wire over the cage bars, hooking the cage bars.
4 Add water and either leafy greens or non-toxic plant clippings.
These home-made "water leaf bottles" not only provide a safe nibbling option but also introduce new textures and scents to engage your parrot’s senses.
SAFETY FIRST! Make sure to observe initially so that the bottle doesn't spill and that your parrot can't hurt themselves on the wire.
This DIY enrichment toy encourages natural foraging behaviors and keeps your parrot entertained. Regularly changing the plant clippings and water will maintain their interest and provide ongoing stimulation. Recycling a water bottle in this way is a simple, cost-effective method to enhance your parrot’s environment and promote their well-being.
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What a great idea! So enriching!
Thanks so much! 😀You know me, always looking to improve things for my birds ❤️
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Great idea, thanks for the video!!❤
You are so welcome!
Great idea and very inexpensive.
Thank you! 😊 Hope your birds love it!
I love this, going to do this for my fids! Eclipse is so busy and mischievous 😊
Have fun! It's a great cage enhancement :) Kiwi will love it!
@ParrotBliss I have to get some safe plants. I only have a money tree plant. I used to have a forest inside but I had so many plants that it became a job to transplant, water, spray, fertilize. I gave them all away. I can do a few, not Orchids though. I'm not sacrificing any orchids. I have a ton of stuff outside.
I do this for my birds with eucalypt branches and tall sedge from the garden. They all love it, but the kakarikis like to fill it up with bits of bread and chewed vegetables they scavenge from the kitchen!
How is the new Kakariki? Hugs to my favorite Rax!
@@ParrotBliss Maude is adapting well to being indoors, though she's not enjoying her smaller cage. Rax has been letting her out when I'm not around, so she goes into Mango's cage and then Mango gets grumpy and chases her, then the budgies start dive-bombing Mango, so Rax starts screaming and the quail starts crowing and...... Rax just likes the drama, I think.