Trixie Plush Bird for Door Frames - L 175cm

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Trixie Plush Bird for Door Frames - L 175cm
Trixie
£5.69 at Zooplus
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Satisfy all your kitty’s hunting urges with this catnip toy! Great for indoor cats! The bird is fastened to a rubber band and fixed onto the door frame with a plastic-covered clamp. Your cat will chase and play for hours while you can get on with other things! Trixie Plush Bird for Door Frames dimensions: Total length: 175cm Bird toy: 13cm long Please note: No toy is completely indestructible. As with any other product, please supervise your pet with this toy. Check the product regularly for damage, and replace the toy if it is damaged or missing any pieces to avoid potential injury to your pet.

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Trixie
  • Price: £5.69

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Good to know

  • Change drinking water every day and scrub the bowl or bottle at least a few times a week.
  • Place the cage against a wall at about chest height, out of draughts and direct sunlight.
  • Budgies, canaries and finches are flock birds, so plan for at least a pair of the same species.

Common questions

What is the easiest pet bird for beginners?

Budgies and canaries are the usual starting points because they are small, widely available and relatively inexpensive to keep. Budgies are more interactive and can be tamed, while canaries are mostly kept for their song and do not like being handled. Either way, they still need daily care, a roomy cage and company of their own kind.

Do pet birds need to be kept in pairs?

Most common cage birds are social and do better with a companion of the same species, especially if you are out of the house for much of the day. A single bird needs a lot of daily interaction from you to stay content. If you start with one, choose a cage large enough to add a second bird later.

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