Parrots are not only beautiful birds, they are also very intelligent. That intelligence makes them easily susceptible to boredom and behavioral problems stemming from boredom and frustration, like feather picking. If you don't want to end up with a frustrated, bored and bald parrot, you must keep your parrot supplied with toys to occupy him and stimulate his brain.
Parrots will destroy the toys you buy for them, this destructive behavior is healthy for a parrot and does not indicate any emotional issues.

Many birds have different play styles. Some will destroy things quickly; others prefer to "beat up" their toys. Still others like to make noise with their toys. Try a variety of things to discover what your parrot likes. Almost all large parrots need toys they can chew and destroy. Many species are natural chewers in the wild using such talents to carve out nests. Those energies must be channeled in the home environment. Failure to do so simply means the bird will find other outlets for pent up needs even if inappropriate.

Toys will keep your parrot emotionally and physically fit, plus ward behavioral problems that would stem from boredom and frustration.

Recommended for small birds such as Budgies, Lovebirds, Cockatiels, Conures and other similar sized birds.