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Parrotbox staff will be attending Superzoo Pet Expo in Las Vegas to bring you the latest and greatest bird toys and products the USA has to offer.  All orders placed between 22 July and 4 August 2017 will be packed and ready for shipping on 5 August 2017.  To thank you for your patience over this period we are offering a 15% discount on all orders received between 22 July 2017 and 4 August 2017.  To take advantage of this offer enter the code "SUPERZOO" at checkout.  

Parrotbox now stock a large range of foraging toy systems for your birds. These great enrichment toys will have your feathered friends entertained for hours. New additions to our range include Baffle Cages, Foraging Balls, PVC Foragers and Pull-Out Drawers to name but a few. To check out our full range of foraging toys head to our foraging toys section.

Parrots have what are known as Zygodactyl feet, meaning the first and fourth toes of each foot face backwards and their second and third toes face forward. This arrangement of toes allows for greater proficiency in climbing and perching and grabbing and maneuvering objects like food and toys.  Foot toys are popular with parrots that like to hold food and objects with one foot. Foot toys are designed for your parrot to hold easily so they can enjoy chewing on it with their beak. Providing foot toys for your parrot encourages good foot dexterity, balance and strength; and not to...

Parrotbox is offering 25% off our complete range of Planet Pleasures bird toys.  Use discount code "Planet" at the checkout to take advantage of this special offer.  Offer is valid until midnight (AEST) 31 May 2017.

Did you know that today, May 10, is World Migratory Bird Day?  Initiated in 2006, World Migratory Bird Day is an annual awareness-raising campaign highlighting the need for the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats. Every year events are organized around the world to raise awareness of migratory birds and their need for conservation.  The theme for 2017 is "their future is our future". For further information check out the World Migratory Bird Day Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/worldmigratorybirdday or head to http://www.worldmigratorybirdday.org/.