Toys are an important part of a healthy bird's life and lifestyle. Dr. Burkett recommends having no fewer than three toys in the cage - more is better, if there is space in the cage. Toys should be rotated monthly to provide environmental enrichment. It is important to provide a wide variety of textures, colors, and shapes. Birdie Tip:Toys need to be rotated regularly. We recommend that you replace toys every 4-6 weeks. Keep a toy box and rotate the older toys, too. Bird Brain Information: Specialized cells in the retina of many birds have a small droplet of colored oil which filter colors and even enables them to see in the UV spectrum. Give your bird a job! Last Updated 5/5/2012 A huge selection of toy parts to have as much fun making them as your bird has playing with them! Last Updated 1/4/2011 Foot toys help build strength and dexterity, as well as balance. Last Updated 5/1/2012 All of these toys can be given to SMALL birds. This is a partial list to serve as a guideline only. Last Updated 5/12/2012 All of these toys can be given to MEDIUM birds. This is a partial list to serve as a guideline only. Last Updated 5/12/2012 All of these toys can be given to LARGE birds. This is a partial list to serve as a guideline only. Last Updated 5/12/2012 All of these toys can be given to EXTRA LARGE birds. This is a partial list to serve as a guideline only. Last Updated 2/12/2012 All-Natural plant fibers that are safe and fun for your bird. Last Updated 5/1/2012 Let your bird show you just how smart he or she is by learning these great tricks! Last Updated 12/27/2011 Hey You!, No, wait, that's me! Last Updated 12/27/2011 Here are all of the great toys that are used for sleeping, snoozing, leaning on, hiding in, and... well, the other things our birds do on soft fluffy toys. Last Updated 12/27/2011 A rope Bungie provides important exercise to maintain strong feet and legs, is textured to be comfortable to your bird's feet, and even aids in the prevention of bumblefoot. Last Updated 12/27/2011 Provide a fun swing to give your bird a perch that moves! This will help build strong feet and legs. Make sure that the swing is not the highest perch in the cage so your bird does not sleep on it. You want your bird to sleep on the pedicure perch (see above). Updated 12/27/2011 Joyful noise! Last Updated 12/27/2011 Shreddable and chewable! Last Updated 12/27/2011