JenJen
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I've seen the numerous reports that cardboard tubes from toilet paper and paper towels aren't safe because of possible zinc toxicity from the glue used on them. For that reason, I haven't used any. But I recently finished off a roll of aluminum foil and thought the thick cardboard roll might make a good toy. There was some glue on it, but it easily came off when I rubbed my hand against it.
Being that it's on a food product, what are the odds that this would be a safe chew toy for birds? I was thinking of slicing them up into "bagels".
Being that it's on a food product, what are the odds that this would be a safe chew toy for birds? I was thinking of slicing them up into "bagels".
