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The Coollapet Coconut Merry Go Round is a coconut shell hung on a chain with a curtain of dyed wood chips, rings and beads radiating out beneath it.Key Features Dozens of...
The Coollapet Wave Calcium Perch is the largest of Coollapet's moulded calcium perches - a thick wave-shaped bar for the big parrots, which a bird can stand on and chew.Key Features...
The Coollapet Wacky Wood Perch is a natural branch left with its own bends and changes of thickness, rather than turned down into a dowel.Key Features A branch that varies in...
The Coollapet Wave Calcium Perch is the large size of Coollapet's moulded calcium perch - a wave-shaped bar that a bird can stand on and chew, thick enough for a medium...
The Coollapet Kabob Treat Holder is a stainless steel skewer that fixes inside the cage so you can spear fresh fruit and vegetables where your bird has to climb and pull...
The Coollapet Blueberry is a purple berry-shaped acrylic panel hung above a stack of dyed wood slats and beads, for birds that go for colour and movement as much as for...
The Coollapet Coco Frog is a coconut shell drilled with openings and hung about with wood and rattan chews, so a bird has to reach through the holes to get at...
The Coollapet Traffic Light is three wooden rings hung one below the other, each holding a brightly coloured spool, with a bell at the bottom.Key Features Three separate rings, so a...
The Coollapet Peek-a-Boo Forager is a shallow translucent trough that hangs in the cage with acrylic and wood over the opening, so food dropped inside has to be reached for rather...
The Coollapet Jingle Barrel is a clear barrel with a bell held inside it and wooden beads above, so the bird can see and ring what it cannot get its beak...
The Coollapet Bird Hideaway Tent is a soft fabric tent that hangs from the cage roof with a wooden perch dowel across its mouth, for birds that prefer to sleep somewhere...
The Coollapet Wave Calcium Perch is a moulded calcium perch with a wave-shaped profile, so the foot sits at a different angle along its length - and the bird can chew...