Reference: I049
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Medium mesh sieves.
Diameter: 30 cm.
Beige colored plastic nest with plastic hooks and large ventilations.
Ideal for canaries or native birds.
Drinker/Anti-waste feeder for "Tino" transport cages with internal feeders.
Capacity: 100ml
Size: 10 x 5 x 4 cm.
Sisal Game & Treat Bag for Birds
Birds enjoy colorful toys. This duvoplus toy made of sisal, paper and wood is a great toy for playing or snacking. It keeps your birds active and you can easily attach it to any aviary with the hook. The toy also has a bell and is suitable for all bird species.
Support for perches parrots.
Dimensions: 15 x 18 cm.
Fountain of 200ml.
Thanks to its thin spout, you can use it in a cage with horizontal bars.
High handheld sliding door feeder - Fauna
Feeder to be inserted under a sliding door.
Outdoor feeder with perch.
Dimensions: 7 x 6 x 14 cm.
Take your parrot everywhere with you safely with the AVIATOR parrot harness. Easy to set up, this harness is designed in one piece and adjusts to the animal.
Equipped with its elastic leash, your bird can enjoy semi-freedom and fly within a certain perimeter. You will be able to keep control to prevent it from escaping.
This harness is available in several sizes. You have to choose it according to the weight of your bird, AVIATOR is adjustable and available in color. It is suitable for all sizes of parrots and large parakeets, from cockatiel to macaw.
The XS model is suitable for birds weighing 110g to 190g. Quakers, Senegal, Medium parakeets (Port Lincoln), Macaws nobilis, large horns.
Open orange rings numbered from 1 to 20 for Canary Islands. Diameter: 3mm.
Medium mesh sieves.
Diameter: 30 cm.
