Last Updated on by Catherine Tobsing
From: Miriam
Good Afternoon Catherine & Mitch,
Happy Sunday! Hope you both are doing well!
My Caique loves toys, toys, toys.
However, to keep up with the Caique demand, I run out of variety.
That said, I’ve noticed that a lot of the toys lately I’ve purchased have like nylon-looking threads that of course, he chews on. I’m assuming this may be ok but I definitely don’t want my baby to get sick (picture attached). Any advice?
Also, thanks once again for the advice given while my husband and I were away for 6 weeks.
Mango forgave me lol and we’re a happy family again. His transplant went well.
Thank you for doing what you do and the bird knowledge you provide to us which is much needed ♥️
Miriam
Do you have the brands and names of these toys? That might be helpful too.
Nylon fibers are not safe. However sisal, cotton, raffia, sea grass, coconut fiber, abaca and a host of other materials are.
Looks like sisal, colored. It is fine. It is a short-fibered plant. Just be sure to keep the loose ends trimmed.
Lets check all our bird toys and accessories daily for safety
Take care,
Catherine
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