Super Bird Creations bird toys are recognized by bird enthusiasts as some of the safest available on the market. Since 1992, we have been intently focused on designing hundreds of original toys and products to address the instinctual and behavioral needs of companion birds.
Super Bird Creations is clearly the avian expert's choice for bird toys. Our toy designs utilize a diverse selection of stimulating materials and encompass all of the critical destructible, interactive, comfort, exercise, and foraging toy categories necessary to ensure the mental and physical well-being of pet birds.
Our product line consists of a variety of innovative products, including: bird toys, swings, bungees, shower perches, snugglies, foraging toys, and bulk bird toy parts. Whether you are looking for a toy for a parrotlet or a macaw, we have you covered.
"To have a positive influence on the lives of companion birds and their owners through the design and manufacture of our products."
In keeping with that mission, we are pleased to provide you with some important information on the care of companion birds as it relates to toys in the following articles:
As with kids, no toy is 100% safe for all birds. A parrot relies on its owner to make sure its playtime activities are safe. Selecting the right toy is one way you can keep your bird healthy and injury free...
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...or is it a magical device that becomes whatever your bird desires? One thing is very clear, bird toys are more than mere playthings when it comes to your bird. What does a bird toy represent to your bird? How can this help you to make better choices for your bird?...
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As a pet in captivity, birds don’t have the opportunity to engage in the activities that they naturally would in the wild. Avian behaviorists who have spent time observing parrots in the wild have reported that playtime ranks second only to food gathering in priority...
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In the wild, much of a parrot’s day is consumed by the task of finding food. In captivity, this task has been reduced to a bare minimum leaving a lot of “free time”. This down time often leads to boredom which in turn has been shown to lead to the ...
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