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These can be a choking hazard for birds who pry the bells open during play, and get the small bead
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Would recommend, but maybe take off the cheap bells like I did.
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The smaller bells seem a little less dangerous so I’ve left them on for now
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My Sunday conure destroyed all the bells and got her beak wedged inside one of them, which would have been scary had I not checked on her and removed it
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This product has very flimsy bells on it & ANY bird can dismantle it
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No issues and didn’t remove bells like others stated
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Do not buy unless you are going to take off the bells and hang with zip ties instead of the clips they come on.
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I order this set of toy Bc there is no dyes used in the making of the product, it’s all wood, and the metal used to make the bells is also safe
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I suggest you take all the belles off on the swing and the one with the plastic parts the other bells though are perfectly fine
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Totally unsafe bell size
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The birds loved them, all of them came with unsafe bells (the ones with the bead/unattached metal piece inside) so I just removed them
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My bird broke one the bells off
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The cheap metal bells are easily destroyed by curious beaks, leaving sharp edges that can cut your
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I only dislike the bells but I can remove them 😊
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As a bird owner I’m sure you know that blood feathers are a dangerous problem and the bells could cause this issue if a feather was stuck and pulled the wrong way
