Reference: PL1642
Discover the Petlala volcano flower - the colorful toy that not only brings cheerfulness, but also contributes to the optimal care of your winged friend's beak and nails. This unique toy is a must-have for a healthy and happy bird environment.
With its bright colors and playful design, the Volcanic Flower is a visual treat in the birdcage. It not only stimulates your bird's senses, but also offers a convenient function for foot and nail care.
Discover the Petlala volcano flower - the colorful toy that not only brings cheerfulness, but also contributes to the optimal care of your winged friend's beak and nails. This unique toy is a must-have for a healthy and happy bird environment.
With its bright colors and playful design, the Volcanic Flower is a visual treat in the birdcage. It not only stimulates your bird's senses, but also offers a convenient function for foot and nail care.
The flower of the Petlala volcano contains a pumice stone, a natural mineral known for its soft and abrasive effect. This pumice stone provides your bird with an optimal surface to groom its nails and paws, which is vital for its overall health.
Treat your feathered companion to the benefits of colorful play and foot and nail care with the flower of the Petlala volcano. It's not only a source of entertainment, but also a smart investment in your bird's health and well-being. Order today and watch your bird enjoy a happy and healthy gaming experience!
Size: 25x8x8cm.
Pumice is a natural rock that forms when lava cools rapidly and gas bubbles remain trapped in the lava. The result is a light, porous stone with abrasive properties. These properties make pumice useful for the care of birds' beaks and nails.
Made of pine and hemp ropes.
Hanging hook included.
Treats hidden in the grooves.
Hours of play and snacking guaranteed.
Sisal Game & Treat Bag for Birds
Birds enjoy colorful toys. This duvoplus toy made of sisal, paper and wood is a great toy for playing or snacking. It keeps your birds active and you can easily attach it to any aviary with the hook. The toy also has a bell and is suitable for all bird species.
Made of pine wood.
Hanging hook included.
Ideal for hiding sweets or small jars of jam.
100% natural.
Hours of play and snacking guaranteed.
Made from eelgrass and small pieces of paper.
Hanging hook included.
Ideal for hiding treats.
Hours of play and snacking guaranteed.
Natural toy.
For hours of fun playing and climbing.
Suitable for all types of birds.
Easy to hang in each cage.
Harmless materials.
Easy to attach.
Pure cotton.
Birds appreciate cotton knots that they like to peck at or swing on. These knots keep your birds active and are a fun game that can be hung easily in every aviary.
Made from eelgrass and small pieces of paper.
Hanging hook included.
Ideal for hiding treats.
Hours of play and snacking guaranteed.
Made of pine wood and paper ropes.
Hanging hook included.
Treats hidden in the grooves.
Hours of play and snacking guaranteed.
Made of coconut and bamboo.
Hanging hook included.
Ideal for hiding treats.
Packed with coconut fiber.
Hours of play and snacking guaranteed.
The petlala foldable sisal rope is a strong braided silt spiral rope with metal inside for firmness.
This rope is easy to attach to the top of the cage your birds.
Your birds will love to swing and will also like to ring the bell.
Easy to attach.
With hard pearls.
With bell.
Birds are particularly fond of colourful toys. They like to peck and swing on a cotton bow with leather ribbons, wooden cubes or bells. These knots keep your birds active and are a fun game that can be hung easily in every aviary.
Discover the Petlala volcano flower - the colorful toy that not only brings cheerfulness, but also contributes to the optimal care of your winged friend's beak and nails. This unique toy is a must-have for a healthy and happy bird environment.
With its bright colors and playful design, the Volcanic Flower is a visual treat in the birdcage. It not only stimulates your bird's senses, but also offers a convenient function for foot and nail care.
