Creative Foraging Systems+E487 CFS 2 Sliding Doors/2 Pull Our Drawers Pet Feeder

Description

2 Drawer/2 Door Stack: This devise is comprised of 4 two Inch square cubes stacked one over the other, two have slide out doors and two have pull out drawers, each cube opens from a different side. You can easily reposition the cubes and/or the openings to continue stimulating your parrot's interest. The parrot must stand on one foot and hold the devise steady with the other, open the door or drawer with his beak to collect the food items. This devise requires extremely good balance and coordination. The parrot must have enough experience and self confidence to know that thru his hard work he will be find a reward. Use a combination of favorite familiar food items mixed with something new. Due to the effort required your parrot should be rewarded with something he enjoys and because of the effort he must make he will be more receptive to something new This device is comprised of four 2-inch square cubes stacked one over the other This device is comprised of four 2-inch square cubes stacked one over the other Each cube opens from a different side Requires extremely good balance and coordination. Review: My African grey loves this toy over all other foraging & other toys!!!!!! - This is the best and ONLY foraging product that has kept my African Greys attention!! And we desperately need that because he's plucking severely!! He plays with this on and off for about 3 hours a day. Nothing EVER has kept him stimulated that long. Not even every toy under the sun which he does have plus an amazing cage and an even more amazing custom jungle gym any parrot would leave home for ! Why this simple stack of drawers does it I'll never know but whoever invented it i thank you soooooo much and Houdini, my CAG, thanks you by his devotion to this toy. If it ever breaks I'll need a new one overnighted like its his safe binkie or something Review: doors get stuck - first, one of the doors came not aligned. as for the other sliding door, it’s hard for even a person to slide it open never mind a bird. i would worry that it could be partially opened and birds head could get stuck. i ended up just removing the sliding doors altogether.