Beaded Bell - Large Chunky Bird Toy

The Beaded Bell may look simple at first glance, but it’s an absolute snap-happy favorite for parrots who can’t get enough of popping beads off their toys. Designed with a cascade of wooden beads and flexible “legs” that can wrap around cage bars or play stands, this toy provides endless snapping satisfaction—and then some.

Once your bird has worked through the beads, the frame becomes a refillable toy base, perfect for attaching leftover parts from other favorites. While categorized as large, this toy is also a great fit for medium birds and even adventurous small birds who enjoy a bit of a challenge.

If your bird is obsessed with snapping beads, this is a must-have toy that will keep their beak and brain busy for hours. This toy comes in small, medium and large.

This toy has no metal in it, but the noise of the beads rattling together provides a similar auditory sensation while being a safe alternative to traditional bell toys.

Approximate Dimensions: 19”H x 3”W x 3”L
Size: Large
Type: Chunky

Previously Known As: "Tegan"

BirdTricks Exclusive Toys - Handcrafted with Safe, Natural Materials

All of our BirdTricks Exclusive toys are made with your flock’s safety and engagement in mind. Each one features a selection all-natural materials—including (but not limited to) jute, sola, mahogany, corn husks, palm leaves, and balsa—to provide a variety of textures and enrichment. Even our BirdTricks tags are made from veggie-tanned leather, offering an extra non-toxic source of fun. Each design is handmade in the USA by our small but passionate team.

Help Your Bird Learn to Play

Not all birds naturally know how to play with toys—some need a little encouragement. If your bird seems unsure or even scared of toys, don’t worry. Once they understand what toys are for, their instincts will take over! Use these resources to help your bird build confidence and curiosity with new toys:

• Teaching Small Birds To Play With Toys (Video)

• To the Birds Who Won’t Play With Toys (Video)

• Help! My Bird Won’t Play With Toys (Blog)

• How To Forage: A Tips and Tricks Guide (Free Download)

Safety Reminder

Always supervise playtime with any bird toy. While we use the safest materials possible, no toy is 100% risk-free. Monitoring ensures the benefits of mental stimulation and beak exercise outweigh potential hazards. Be sure to also remove a toy from the environment if your bird does not play with it as intended, or if it destroyed to a point where what's left becomes hazardous. 

International customers: Please review our International Shipping Policy before purchasing. This product is available to most international countries.