JW Pet Company Activitoys Hol-ee Roller Parrot Toy, 4 Inch Diameter (Colors Vary )

This is a beloved toy my parrots love! I did have a problem with it recently when one of my birds was reaching up from his perch and his beak pierced the rubber but her couldn’t get his beak out without my help. I still buy these as the birds like to ring the bell when they see me and when we say good night.

This is our second ball for our African grey parrot. I tied strips of fabric in the holes and he’s just so happy with it. It’s keeping him contented and he’s not screaming anymore.

Bought this for my baby Green Cheek and he loves it!! He is constantly playing with it and swings on it. It is a perfect size for a small or a large bird. If you don't mind the jingling of a bell all day it is a beautiful sound. (I love wind chimes) It is a very solid tough rubber, not a heavy piece but tough enough for a small or medium size bird. I dont think it would last long with a large bird. I have 2 now a green one when he's not in his cage and a red one when he is in his cage. My budgies like them too. It's like a semi-squishy ball but tougher.

My conure is turning 19 this year, and all 19 of his years he’s had this toy in his cage. It’s his ABSOLUTE favorite. Conures love to ring their bells, and this one is so versatile. I fill it with nuts, nutriberries, pellets, newspaper strips- all sorts of items for an easy foraging activity. I’ve also leave it empty sometimes because he also loves chewing on it or just hanging from it. It lasts a pretty good amount of time considering how much he bangs it up and unlike everything else in this economy, the price has stayed pretty consistent over these nearly two decades. I replace it about every year or so, once he’s torn through and is able to get to the bell. It’s a great, inexpensive toy option and an absolute hit with your feathered companion. I have spent thousands upon thousands on toys over the years and this one is always a winner.

This seems like a great toy. Purchased for my medium sized bird. It’s a bit bigger than the usual toy for medium birds but works just as fine. I believe it’ll be quite the durable toy for medium and large birds. The material feels like it would be resistant to tears but there’s a pungent rubber odor. I had it “air out” for a day before putting it in the cage but I removed it from the cage as I could smell it every time I entered the space. I will leave it to air or even put it outside for a couple more days until the odor dissipates. One star deducted for the strong rubber odor.

Great ball. I cut his millet into about 5" lengths and stick half of them in the ball. 2nd day I turn the millet around and put the uneaten side out. The cockatiel watches me do this every day and waits patiently for my to rehang it. He eats it instantly for a minute.

This product is a small, flexible, dog-toy like material, I don't expect it would be suitable for the more aggressive playing birds (i.e parrots) to have unsupervised. But my society finches and zebra finches love it! They perch on it and, when stuffed with nesting material, empty it within minutes.From an animal enrichment perspective, even without the nesting material, I enjoy that it desensitizes them to the sound of the bell and offers them a novel interaction (new material/texture, new sound directly caused by their actions). I will update if I have any concerns with the size of the holes.. So far, it appears that heads would not be able to get stuck, but this may be a concern for larger aviary birds!

I got this to hang in my pigeon's cage. Stuffed it with nesting material (recycled the cardboard the toy came with) and it simulates twigs. Spikers loves looking and selecting the perfect twig. It spins when she pecks at it and a few twigs fall at a time allowing her to come back again and again for more nesting material. First picture shows toy right after filling and 2nd picture is after about a week and a half of usage.