Collection: Bird Supplies

A Cozy Little Space for Birds

Birds spend so much of their day in their own little space — eating, perching, climbing around, having a little nibble, or simply sitting quietly and watching the world around them.

Our hope is to bring a little more of nature into their everyday lives. Simple things like perches, stands, and toys don't need to be complicated to make their little space more fun and enjoyable.

Bird Supplies

A Little Closer to Nature

Birds belong in nature. Long before they became part of our homes, they lived among trees, resting on branches, playing, and spending their days in the outdoors.

Bamboo and wood come from nature too. We love using these materials for bird products because they bring a little of that familiar, natural feeling into their everyday lives.

We don't need to turn a birdcage into a forest. We simply want to use natural bamboo and wood to make their little space feel a bit more like home.

For them, it feels familiar. For us, it feels a little more like home.

FAQ

Why doesn't my bird use the new perch or bird toys?

Some birds need a little time to get used to something new. Try placing it near a familiar perch or favorite spot and give your bird time to check it out. Birds have their own personalities, and some are simply more cautious than others.

How do I choose the right bird perch?

The bird perch should be comfortable for your bird to grip. Different sizes and shapes can give their feet a little more variety, rather than having them stand on the same type of bird perches wood all day.

Where should I put bird stand perch and cage bird toys?

Leave enough open space for your bird to move around, stretch, and flap its wings. Keep perches and toys away from food and water bowls when possible, so they don't get soiled easily.

My bird keeps chewing its birds toys. Is that normal?


For many birds, chewing is simply part of being a bird. They use their beaks to explore and interact with things around them. That's one reason birds often enjoy bird toys made for chewing and exploring.

How often should I change the things in my bird's cage?

You don't need to change everything at once. Rotating toys and moving a few things around from time to time can give your bird something new to explore. Just make sure the cage still has plenty of room to move around.