Why Is Natural Beak Wear Important?
Overgrown beaks can make eating and playing with toys difficult. Natural grinding of the beak is essential for a healthy life.

Benefits of Chew Toys
These toys not only help grind the beak but also relieve boredom, reduce stress, and encourage the parrot to interact more with its environment.

Wooden Toys
Natural, paint-free hardwoods are ideal for parrots. Offering them in different thicknesses and shapes keeps the bird’s interest alive for longer.

Mineral Stones and Cuttlebone
They are beneficial for both beak grinding and calcium intake. They can be fixed to the cage to allow easy access.

Natural Branches and Perches
Branches from fruit trees such as apple, pear, willow, and mulberry can be used both as perches and as chewing material. These branches should be selected from sources free of chemicals and pesticides.

Cardboard and Paper Materials
Clean, unprinted cardboard boxes or paper rolls are simple and safe materials that parrots can tear apart and play with joyfully.

Coconut Shell and Raffia
With their natural texture and durability, they can be used both for chewing and for play. Organic and untreated products should be preferred.

Make Your Own Toy (DIY)
Toys made at home with natural materials are both economical and safe. With materials like wooden blocks, cotton rope, and walnut shells, unique toys can be created.

Regular Inspection of Toys
Broken, sharp, or excessively worn toys may cause injuries. Therefore, toys should be checked regularly and replaced when necessary.

Rotational Use of Toys
Having the same toys in the cage all the time may reduce interest. By offering different toys in rotation, their curiosity and chewing instinct can be kept alive.