Bird supplies

Hanging Bell Toy for Parrots, Budgies, Cockatiels & Conures

Hanging Bell Toy for Parrots, Budgies, Cockatiels & Conures

Star rating

4.0/ 5

Customer reviews

5

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  • 5 stars 3
  • 4 stars 0
  • 3 stars 1
  • 2 stars 1
  • 1 star 0

Brand

Bruislard

Product description

Overview:
This single-piece hanging bell set is built from metal components and intended to be suspended inside bird enclosures. It includes the bell cluster attached to a short chain and a clip hook for easy hanging, so you can place it on perches or cage bars in seconds.
Materials and weight:
The main components are metal bells and fittings; the unit weighs about 84 grams, giving it enough heft to ring reliably but still remain safe for small birds to move. The bells' finish is smooth to resist sharp edges and limit beak damage.
Dimensions and package contents:
Packed dimensions measure roughly 15 x 10 x 2.9 cm, and each package contains one bell toy. Quantity: 1 piece. Material: metal. Weight: 84 g.
How to use:
Hang the toy from the cage roof or side using the provided hook and chain. The bells are designed to attract attention through sound, encouraging pecking, batting and light play. Monitor rope or soft elements if present and remove if they become frayed to prevent hazards.

Pros

  • Pleasant, not overpowering chime
  • Simple hook-and-chain installation
  • Lightweight and suitable for small birds

Cons

  • Not durable against heavy chewers
  • Minimal additional features beyond bells
  • Soft attachments can fray over time

VerdictThis hanging bell toy offers an affordable, low-profile play option for parakeets, budgies, cockatiels and similar birds. The metal bells produce a pleasant chime that attracts attention without overwhelming the cage. Construction holds up to moderate pecking and provides mental stimulation, but it can be shredded quickly by strong-beaked parrorots. Recommended for smaller species that enjoy audit

Customer reviews

  1. Danielle 2/5

    Not made for big beaks

    I gave it two stars because it entertained my bird while I cooked, but my Goffin Cockatoo smashed it in under 20 minutes. Fine for short-term amusement with gentler birds.

  2. Sam 3/5

    Scared my friend's cockatiel

    My friend's cockatiel was unsettled whenever he bumped them, so they removed it. If a bird already likes bells this will work, but it's basically just a bell with a cotton rope — the rope can become a safety issue.

  3. Yolystarr 5/5

    She enjoys it

    My bird loves it.

  4. Soomi 5/5

    Perfect size for my medium bird

    Adorable bells that chime without being loud. My dove can move them easily and spends a lot of time interacting with it. Keeps her occupied without causing stress and seems affordable. Strongly suggested for medium-sized pet birds.

  5. siarra 5/5

    Surprisingly durable for the price

    One of the sturdier small toys I've bought; after a couple of weeks my conure still hasn't fully destroyed it. Holds up better than many basic bells.

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