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Nino's Java Munch 'N Crunch Large Sola Treasure Chest – 29 Pieces

Nino's Java Munch 'N Crunch Large Sola Treasure Chest – 29 Pieces

Regular price $31.99 AUD
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Keep your companion birds, pocket pets, or small herbivores happily engaged with the Munch 'N Crunch Large Sola Treasure Chest. Packed with 29 individual pieces—over 20% more variety than standard enrichment boxes—this treasure chest delivers a rich mix of soft, spongy textures, vibrant pet-safe colors, and engaging shapes designed to satisfy natural foraging, shredding, and gnawing instincts.

Sola plant pith is a naturally soft, fibrous, and lightweight material that is completely safe and irresistible to chew. It provides instant gratification for pets who love to peel, rip, and carry their toys without posing a threat to delicate beaks or teeth.

Why Pets Love It:

  • Avian Foraging & Shredding: A fantastic foot-toy assortment for small to large parrots (such as Conures, Cockatiels, Ringnecks, Caiques, Galahs, and Amazons). Hide small seeds or dry treats inside the sola shapes to create an interactive foraging treasure hunt.

  • Small Animal Dental Wear & Nesting: Perfect for rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and mice to toss, gnaw, or break down into soft, comfortable nesting material.

  • Boredom Busting: Keeps busy minds and active paws entertained, curbing destructive cage habits and feather-plucking behaviors.

Specifications:

  • Piece Count: 29 pieces (sola shapes, chew rolls, and sola balls)

  • Approximate Box Dimensions: 27 cm (L) × 18 cm (W) × 8 cm (H)

  • Material: 100% natural, pet-safe sola plant pith with non-toxic coloring

Fast Local Australian Shipping

In stock and dispatched promptly across Australia with reliable local courier delivery and complete tracking provided with every order.

Note: Sola wood is designed to be chewed and shredded. Small fragments will naturally develop during active play; supervised playtime is always recommended.

 

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