How much do you spend weekly, monthly on parrot chew toys?  If you're like most people, this is considered a cost of having a parrot and normal.  However, there are a couple of things to consider here.

• Parrot chew toys are the invention of the parrot industry.  In the wild, there aren't assorted chew toys hanging in trees for wild parrots to chew on.  
• Most parrot chew toys fall into two main categories.
• The first type are made of Oak, Manzanita, Java wood and other hard woods.  These are great for you because they'll last forever because they're too hard to chew up.  Bad for your bird because they'll last forever because they're too hard to chew up. Your bird needs to chew and these types are worthless.
• The second type are the big, colorful toys with big chunks of colored wood, rawhide, etc.  If you pick up a big toy and it's light, it's made of what's called White Wood.  White wood has no flavor, texture, aroma, nothing.  The wood is soft, these toys get chewed up in no time, and you're out $15.00, $20.00 and more.  And, your bird is frustrated because these toys aren't a challenge and don't provide what your bird needs, chewing and gnawing.  

So, what's the solution?  

The most unique feature Bottlebrush offers is that it's great for chewing and gnawing.  So, consider this.

With my Bottlebrush stuff, Either a Floor Gym or a Hanging Gym, or my Cage Packages, your bird can and will chew on the Bottlebrush branches.  Chewing on branches is what's natural for birds.  And more important then chewing is gnawing.

In order for wood to allow Gnawing, it can't be too hard, Manzanita, Java wood, Oak, or too soft, White wood, Pine etc.  Gnawing requires wood that falls right in the middle, and Bottlebrush is perfect for gnawing.  

So, the day you get your Bottlebrush stuff, you'll no longer need to buy ANY more chew toys.  Play toys, bells, chains, etc, sure, but no more chew toys.  Your Bottlebrush stuff will provide your bird will all the Chewing and Gnawing he needs.  Once this need is satisfied, you'll notice your parrot is more relaxed and comfortable.  Consider this.

Parrots know instinctively they need to chew and gnaw.  After all, chewing is fun and relaxing, but Gnawing is critical because it's the only way your bird can keep his beak properly shaped and conditioned.  There isn't much grooming available to wild parrots.  

So, ask yourself this question.  How much do you spend weekly, monthly on chew toys?  And, what happens to them?  Either they're chewed up in no time, or ignored.  With one of my Bottlebrush stuff,  Your bird will LOVE chewing on Bottlebrush.  And, how long before the money saved by not buying any more chew toys will pay for the price of the stuff you bought?  1 month,3 months, 6 months, a year maybe?

My Bottlebrush Gyms.  The trays of my gyms are designed to last virtually forever.  3/4" plywood, Formica finish for beauty and easy cleaning, and an Aluminum border that can't be chewed up.  

Now to the most unique feature my gyms offer.  After 1 year, 2 years, or more, you can order a set of replacement branches, remove the old ones and install the new ones and you've not got a brand new gym.  Again, the trays will last virtually forever.  

My gyms are in investment in your birds future and will save you money.  

• Your bird will be happier and more contented.  And, a happy bird is a pleasure to live with.  Your bird is living a natural lifestyle, chewing and gnawing on tree branches, not unnatural chew toys.  
• In no time, your gym is paid for and your saving money by NOT wasting it on chew toys.     

My cage packages will completely fill your birds cage with Bottlebrush stuff. 

• 3 in-cage Bottlebrush perches.  Average length 14-18".
• Roosting perch with spinner, and 2 replacement spinners.  10-12" long.
• Perch Toy.
• Flexi Toy.
• Boomerang toy.
• 16" chew toy on welded link chain.
• Pre-drilled toy wood.
• Chunks and twigs.

Whether it's one of my original design gyms, or cage package, everyone wins here, you and your parrot.  Sounds like a pretty good deal to me.

Wayne