Birds go through a lot of toys.
Bird toys are expensive.
Bird toys are a necessary part of our parrot’s lives.
But bird toys don’t have to push your budget over the edge.
With just a few supplies and a little time, you can make your own parrot toys to keep your bird happy
You can DIY your own bird toys from some things you might have around your house and by stocking up on some other bird toy making parts be able to make a nice variety to keep your parrot busy. You don’t even need to be crafty!
So what type of bird toy making supplies should you keep on hand?
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So what bird toy supplies are good to keep on hand? Here are a few recommendations that will let you make a variety of different toys. These are a few of the toy parts I recommend keeping on hand. Their versatility means you can use them to make a variety of toys. Bases will let you make an assortment of toys for your bird. They give you something to add your toy parts to and make an even bigger toy. Some great bases are skewers, grapevine wreaths, and seagrass mats. This is my favorite bird toy base. The big plus is it can be used over and over and over again. See how I use it for making toys. Wood should be at the top of your parrot toy supply shopping list. You can find it in different shapes, sizes and hardness(Be careful not all wood is safe and you want to stay away from wood that is painted or stained). You may need to try different items to see if your parrot prefers a certain type of wood. Natural toy parts which include items like grapevine and other shreddables like safe paper are great to add variety to your DIY parrot toys. They are great for birds who don’t seem to like chewing on wood. Adding plastic pieces to your toys give your parrot different textures to play with. And with so many options you can really change up the toys you make. There are a few non-toy part supplies that you’ll want to keep in your toy-making supplies to help you with making the toys. Once you get all your bird toy making supplies, you'll need someplace to keep everything. I love this cart for holding my supplies. I can easily move it anywhere I'm going to be toy-making and when I'm done with it or want it put away I can roll into another room or even a closet. And when you start getting a good size collection of toy parts, you just get another cart.Favorite Bird Toy Making Supplies to Keep on Hand
Must Have Bird Toy Parts
Bird Toy Bases
Wood Bird Toy Parts
Natural and Shreddable Bird Toy Parts
Plastic Bird Toy Parts
TOOLS AND OTHER SUPPLIES FOR MAKING BIRD TOYS
Bird Toy Parts Storage
