Collection: Toy Parts
Natural parts for making and refilling bird toys. Sisal beads, balsa blocks, woven vine and bamboo finger traps, sold singly or in packs. Undyed and untreated.
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Mini Balsa Blocks
Regular price From £6.29 GBPRegular priceSale price From £6.29 GBP -
Balsa Cards 8mm | Thin Balsa Slices for Bird Toys
Regular price From £0.69 GBPRegular priceSale price From £0.69 GBP -
Sola Stick 10cm | Soft Chew Stick for Birds
Regular price From £1.99 GBPRegular priceSale price From £1.99 GBP -
Finger Trap | Woven Bamboo Foot Toy for Birds
Regular price From £2.69 GBPRegular priceSale price From £2.69 GBP -
Sola Stick with Bark 10cm | Chew Stick for Birds
Regular price From £2.29 GBPRegular priceSale price From £2.29 GBP -
Sola Ball 6cm | Soft Foraging Ball for Birds
Regular price From £2.49 GBPRegular priceSale price From £2.49 GBP -
Mini Vine Ball | Small Woven Foot Toy
Regular price £0.49 GBPRegular priceSale price £0.49 GBP -
Mini Vine Star | Small Woven Foot Toy
Regular price £0.49 GBPRegular priceSale price £0.49 GBP -
Sisal Beads (Medium)
Regular price From £4.99 GBPRegular priceSale price From £4.99 GBP -
Sisal Beads (Small)
Regular price From £3.99 GBPRegular priceSale price From £3.99 GBP
Don't Throw, Reuse.
Often times when our feathered friends have had their fun with a toy, it would look spent and they often loose interest. Now you'd think that toy looks a bit sad and no longer have value so maybe it's time to bin it? No! A lot of times there's something on a toy that you can re-use. For example, if you bought from our natural toy collection before, you'll find that the leather cords can be re-use. All you need to do is 'accessorise' the cord with natural toy parts. It's a quick and easy thing to do and your birds will love the toy like it's new again.
Parts for people who make and mend their own bird toys.
Everything here is a component rather than a finished toy: beads to thread, blocks to skewer, woven shapes to hang. Use them to refill a toy your bird has already destroyed, to add a texture to something that has stopped being interesting, or to build from scratch.
The materials are the same ones we use in our own toys, which means undyed, untreated and chosen because a bird can safely destroy them. If you want to know how a particular material behaves before you buy, the materials library covers each one.








