Description

Paradise Foraging Buffet Ball 

• The Buffet Ball may be the quintessential avian enrichment product available
• A must for baby parrots 10 – 12 weeks of age;old enough for playtime or when being introduced to a cage Made of lightweight, durable polycarbonate this 3.5” / 10cm clear, slotted ball can be used in a variety of ways
• Stimulates early cognitive learning skills
• Introduces search opportunities and food finding through the naturally inquisitive play behavior of baby parrots
• Aids in the development of motor skills
• Promotes eye/foot coordination; critical for young parrots who must learn to manipulate objects
• Interaction with movable objects aids in development of bone and muscle tissue

• When used as a Foraging Toy: Fill with treats, fresh or dehydrated fruit, nuts, sliced veggies, large pellets etc. Place on the bottom of the cage or present out of the cage on a flat surface. Parrots will work at the openings to extract the food

• When used as a Puzzle Toy: Fill with soft wood pieces, colored paper etc, and add a preferred treat. Search behavior will begin. Parrots will roll the ball around for hours to retrieve the contents.

• When used as a Noise Maker: Add a few medium size plastic beads or a bell, parrots will pick it up, shake it and amuse themselves for extended periods of time.

• When used as a Foot Toy: The ball is light enough that even medium size parrots i.e. Senegal’s, Caiques etc. can pick up and hold the ball to retrieve any hidden items.

• To fill the Buffet Ball: Twist the halves counter clockwise add your choice of foods which might include pieces of fruit, nuts, veggies, nutriberries, popcorn or large pellets. Twist to close.

• Product may be hand washed and is dishwasher safe

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