Chewing keeps Jack occupied for hours, branches and cones provide a source of stimulation. Jack, Eucalyptus trees and Banksias are all natives to Australia. Eucalyptus oil inside bark is a natural health tonic; also trace elements and minerals that are beneficial to Jack’s health.
Cotton rope or leather can be cut for emergencies, unlike metal chains. Other materials used are natural wooden beads, mother of pearl, pine cones and bells. Jack goes ballistic when there are bells! Shells and bone provide a source for Calcium. Berry or grape surprises can be placed inside large seed pods. Alternate toys every few days to prevent boredom.
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There are more which will be uploaded in this post. The whole family is participating with creation :)
These are beautiful.
Do join us Hardwax, OMMMMMMMMMMM. Nothing like cutting, tying up and stabbing holes into little pieces of nature ....
You're a beader, too! At least those aren't my bones. Ha!
Just as well you didn't arrive in a parcel Perriette };-}
Tell Anonymousfamily they are very creative... :)
Jack's senses must be on overload with his various stimulating sources!
Don't know any other way to be MerlinPrincesse :)
HAHA YES Modroom! Haven't photographed all the others yet but some are for Jack's inside/nightime cage. I'll be posting Jack's first day in his Castle soon :)
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