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Pet birds need plenty of toys to stay happy and healthy, but you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for them. Making your own bird toys will help you save money.

Pet birds have active minds and will show stress if bored. Engaging the bird's curiosity with toys can entertain, train and help maintain the wellbeing of the bird.

Parrot and pet bird toys are expensive; making your own toys can help greatly reduce the cost.

Bird toys come in a variety of materials. Plastic toys or wood toys, which is appropriate for your parrot and why?

Pet parrots are like children: they need to play. Foraging and puzzle toys also allow pet birds to engage in natural behavior that promotes a parrot's mental wellbeing.

Not all pet bird toys are safe for parrots. Plastic toy parts, zinc-coated metal and frayed rope toys can all harm an unsupervised pet bird.

Parakeets are small birds and need care. Learn some tips for making sure your pet is healthy.

Pets are members of the family, and many families like to put something under the Christmas tree for Max, Fluffy or Pete.

The African Grey is an ideal pet parrot for some, but it is not the bird for everyone. When cared for properly, these sensitive birds make wonderful companions.

Parrots need stimulation and activity to keep them both physically and emotionally healthy. Provide parrots with a variety of safe puzzles and foraging toys.

The layout of a bird cage can affect the health and well being of the pet bird or parrot that lives in that cage. Make sure that your parrot cage has everything it needs.

Cockatiels are popular pet birds that can easily be found in a pet store or through a bird breeder. Twice as large as the budgie, cockatiels make excellent pets when hand