Parrot Food Feeder | Hanging Cage Feeding Toy with Perch | Fun Plastic Bird Feeder Frame | Pet Accessories for Parakeets, Conures, Lovebirds & More

Add fun and functionality to your bird’s feeding routine with this Hanging Parrot Food Feeder and Perching Toy. Designed for small to medium birds like parakeets, cockatoos, conures, finches, and lovebirds, this multi-purpose feeder encourages active eating while doubling as a playful perch.

Made from durable, pet-safe plastic and metal, the feeder is non-toxic, odorless, and burr-free—ensuring a safe feeding experience. The design includes a leaf-style perch, giving your birds a place to rest while they enjoy their food.

Perfect for holding fruits, vegetables, and treats, this accessory promotes a more engaging feeding experience while maintaining cage cleanliness. Easy to hang in any standard birdcage, the feeder makes it simple to refill or remove snacks without hassle.

Whether you're enhancing your bird's habitat or offering them mental stimulation, this fun feeder and toy combo adds both practicality and enrichment.

Key Features:

Designed for Small Birds: Suitable for parrots, cockatoos, parakeets, green cheek conures, lovebirds, finches, and more

Dual Functionality: Works as both a food feeder and a playful perch

Safe Materials: Made of non-toxic plastic and metal, free from sharp edges or odors

Easy to Use: Attach fruits, vegetables, or treats securely

Interactive Feeding: Keeps birds active and engaged during feeding

Portable Design: Easy to hang in most birdcages and simple to clean

Leaf Perch: Acts as a natural resting area for your birds during snack time

Specifications:

Brand Name: NoEnName_Null

Material: Plastic + Metal

Feature: Non-automatic

High-concerned Chemical: None

Color: Green

Type: Birds

Category: Pet Products

Applicable Objects: Parrot, parakeet, cockatoo, lovebird, green cheek conure, finch

Packaging: 1 Piece

Package Includes:

1 x Parrot Food Feeder with Perch

Note:

Product color may vary slightly depending on lighting or monitor settings

Always supervise birds with new toys or feeding tools during initial use