Crinkle Crinkle Little Star

My birds love it

She's not tiny (I added a picture to show you what she looks like), but she doesn't like those huge block toys and big plastic balls that I see some cockatiels playing with. She likes stuff she can really get into a rip apart. It's perfect for her. It's a tiny $5 toy, nothing that is going to last more than a couple weeks, but I think it's a great little new something for her to play around with and keep her from getting bored. I'll probably grab another couple of these every couple of weeks or months.

I like this pet Parakeet Toy Very Much. It is quite Sturdy equally Attractive, durable and Very Big Fun for hours and hours for my pet Parakeets. Excellent Quality Materials & Excellent making Workmanship! It holds up when they get serious necessary roughness! I am positive I will be getting more of these. They climb on it swing on it, bite and play back and forth from perches and cage sides treat it like another bird, chiipping & cooing and nuzzling the toy! It's got a Variety of colors, textures shapes, and moves nicely, no harmful points or sharp parts. Hangs & removes easy. An Excellent Product, with long lastability in use! Thank You Sincerely, Very Much many times!

Little small but a well loved toy. Both of my girls play with it.

I have two senior male parakeets and like to get them toys that are fun and interactive but that are also safe and interesting, and this is a great, safe chew toy for their little old beaks. And as all bird lovers know, busy beaks are happy beaks!

My 14 year old cockatiel hasn't really used this toy yet, but i myself personally like it. I'll give it time and see. It's a good toy though, nice quality, I think once i get it at a location in his cage that's ideal for him he'll use it until he breaks it. I'd still recommend this toy based on the fact that i personally it. I'm sure a bird smaller than a cockatiel would find it more fascinating than my old bird. I like the addition of it for his cage though.

Just look at the pride on my little guy’s face when I came home to see discover he’d torn his toy. The coolest surprise is that after he destroyed it there is still a whole new toy left hanging there underneath with bells and beads. I learned that it’s super healthy/ important for birds to have something to tear up and destroy throughout the day, and that YOU have to demonstrate toys for them fo learn. This was perfect for my budgie and lasted a few weeks. I seriously can’t recommend this toy enough. PS: The other favorite of my birds is the spinning “JW Company roulette wheel” if you’re looking for toys they actually play with!

My cockatiel loved this toy from the minute he saw it. I hung it outside his cage to allow him to get used to it, as usual, and unlike any of the other toys I have tried, he climbed over to the side of the cage where it hung and started playing with it from inside the cage. I moved it inside to let him have at it, and within 10 minutes I heard a clatter as it hit the floor of the cage. He had managed to detach it from the hanging ring. I replaced it, and it happened again almost immediately. This time it came partially apart, losing a bead. It seems that the toy is held together with a stretchy plastic tube-like lanyard, and its bright yellow color is irresistible to my bird. He was able to pick at the knot until it came untied. I put it back together, tying the knot multiple times to make it more secure, and he had it apart again in minutes, this time having severed the yellow lanyard, so that it is too short to put back together. I gave it three stars for appeal; he clearly loved it, but I can't buy a new toy for each day of the week. Maybe other birds won't break it so quickly. I am going to try to use another type of string to put it back together and see if I can't get some more use out of it. It's a shame, I wish it had held up better.