Trixie Natural Living Wooden & Rope Bird Activity Playground

The Trixie Natural Living Wooden & Rope Bird Activity Playground (GTIN: 4011905056616) is a 35×29×25 cm enrichment centre designed for small birds, offering chewable textures, climbing features, and mental stimulation to support healthy behaviour and wellbeing.

🐦 Trixie Natural Living Bird Activity Playground – 35 × 29 × 25 cm

A complete enrichment station for your feathered friend.
Crafted from natural wood and sisal rope, the Trixie Natural Living Playground is ideal for small birds such as canaries, budgies, finches, and lovebirds. It features multiple ladders, sisal rope hoops, and chewable components that encourage climbing, swinging, and gnawing—activities essential for physical and mental health.

The naturally shaped perches help maintain nail length and reduce foot strain, while the chewable wood supports beak conditioning. This playground is designed to reduce boredom and prevent behavioural issues like feather plucking, aggression, and repetitive movements.

✅ Key Benefits:

• Multi-functional design – includes ladders, sisal rope hoop, and chewable ropes
• Supports beak and nail health – encourages gnawing and natural claw wear
• Gentle on feet – naturally shaped perches promote comfort and toe health
• Mental stimulation – helps prevent boredom and destructive behaviours
• Made from natural wood and sisal – safe, non-toxic materials
• Compact footprint – fits easily in cages or on play surfaces
• Ideal for small bird species – including budgies, finches, canaries, and lovebirds

📦 Product Details:

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this playground suitable for parrots or cockatiels?
A: It’s best suited for smaller birds. For larger species, consider a more robust activity centre.

Q: Does it require assembly?
A: Yes, some light assembly is required. No tools are typically needed.

Q: Can it be placed inside a cage?
A: Yes, it fits in most medium-sized cages or can be used outside during supervised playtime.

Q: Is the wood treated or safe for chewing?
A: The wood is untreated and safe for birds to chew, helping maintain beak health.

Q: How often should I rotate toys?
A: Weekly rotation is ideal to maintain interest and prevent behavioural issues.