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Crazy gifts for parrot fans

Anika Schulz
8/12/2025
Translation: machine translated

Bottle openers, Lego and the like: here are five fun gifts for anyone with a bird.

From pretty to ugly, from useful to useless: every parakeet fan is sure to be (not) happy about these Christmas gifts.

Lego

These birds don't make a mess or noise. However, they are not particularly fluffy, but rather angular. Just like Lego-«Brickheadz». We have budgie and cockatiel building sets in the shop.

LEGO BrickHeadz Budgie 40443 (40443, LEGO Brickheadz, LEGO Rare Sets)
LEGO

LEGO BrickHeadz Budgie 40443

40443, LEGO Brickheadz, LEGO Rare Sets

LEGO BrickHeadz - Cockatiel (40481, LEGO Brickheadz)
LEGO

LEGO BrickHeadz - Cockatiel

40481, LEGO Brickheadz

Bottle opener

No, I don't want to tempt anyone to get drunk. After all, there is also non-alcoholic wine. And that's what you like to drink at Christmas, isn't it? RIGHT??? This parrot-shaped bottle opener opens the drink with its beak in true style.

Wine bottle holder

This turns the macaw into a schnapps thrush. Incidentally, the manufacturer Brubaker also offers a thirsty cow and a tipsy giraffe.

Pillowcase

Admit it: This 100 per cent polyester cushion cover isn't very subtle. But hey, this is about fun gifts, right? And from an ornithological point of view, the cockatiel isn't too bad: The bird sports a red cheek patch, which is typical of many colour strokes.

Books

Finally, some serious reading material. If you are thinking of getting birds, you should at least have read a guide to keeping them in a species-appropriate way. I can highly recommend the book about cockatiels: I have it myself. We also have well-founded books on budgerigars in our range.

Nymphensittiche (German, Hildegard Niemann, 2017)
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Nymphensittiche

German, Hildegard Niemann, 2017

Kosmos Wellensittiche (German, Wencke Sabrina Schacht, 2023)
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EUR12,–

Kosmos Wellensittiche

German, Wencke Sabrina Schacht, 2023

If you are interested in larger birds, such as a grey parrot, you should read this book. Because the bigger the parrot, the more attention it needs.

Graupapageien (German, Dagmar Schratter, 2009)
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EUR17,90

Graupapageien

German, Dagmar Schratter, 2009

Do you have any more gift ideas? Share them with the Community in the comments.

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As a child, I was socialised with Mario Kart on SNES before ending up in journalism after graduating from high school. As a team leader at Galaxus, I'm responsible for news. I'm also a trekkie and an engineer.


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