Dreamcatcher- Parrot Supplies l The Parrot Shop

Dreamcatcher

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Unique Handmade Parrot Toys - Made in Canada!

Part Number: PS1153-0125

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Your birdie will have some sweet dreams with his/her new dreamcatcher!

Toy Includes:

3" bamboo forager stuffed with crinkle paper
2 cork pops
1/2" colourful beads
Corn husk poofs
Pine daisys
Bird safe dye is always used with our toys
Strung onto bird safe poly rope

Handmade by The Parrot Shop.

Size: 7" high x 3" wide

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4.8

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A little bit of everything

My bird doesnt even know where to start with this toy. He tries to go for everything all at once haha. Perfect balance of everything in this

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Vannida Ngouv from Toronto on 6/2/2021

Moochie approved!!

Our BHC Moochie loves this toy we have put it in her travel carrie. She was playing with it before we could close the door. She loves it!!

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Reviewed by: Odile from MISSISSAUGA on 8/6/2021

Dreamcatcher

Amazing stuff. Love it because it has no dies. Keeps my two budgies busy and away from my furniture, lol! We have gone through several of these. All natural material. The paper strips inside are not coloured and are unbleached. Great beak exercise and pastime!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Aleksandra Pejicic from Toronto on 12/18/2021

Well Made

This was a larger then I expected which was nice. It is well made and offers my budgie lots of fun trying to pull the paper out of the holes. She also likes to climb on the top and play with the beads. Great toy

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Reviewed by: Gail Connolly from Oakville on 5/11/2021

Brezel loves it!

Great toy for my budgie. Brezel likes to chew the wicker, pull out and chew the paper shreds, and destroy the corks. When the paper starts to run low it'll be easy to cut more and push them inside.