I have a bid cage for my birds and they love to fly around inside, but they don't play with any of their toys and to be honest the toys arn't cheap. So do they just not want to play with them or is something wrong?

They may simply just not like the toys that you picked out (sorry!) For me, my birds all like chewy rope toys, but Emma likes mirrors and bells and Grace likes rawhide stuff...maybe you just aren't getting the toys they like...watch them and see if they like chewing or ringing bells or what...I don't think anything is wrong, because you say they are flying around, correct? So if they chirp often and are active, they should be fine.

Did you just put the toys in there? Mine only like the toys that they can chew and shred.

Like this toy my keets and tiel wouldnt like
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754685&cp=2767034.2769095&fbx=0&fbn=Pet+Size%7CSmall+Birds&f=PAD%2FPet+Size%2FSmall+Birds&fbc=1&parentPage=family&keepsr=1

This toy, however, they would love!
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754618&cp=2767034.2769095&fbx=0&fbn=Pet+Size%7CSmall+Birds&f=PAD%2FPet+Size%2FSmall+Birds&fbc=1&parentPage=family&keepsr=1

Actually I had that toy for them and within like 5 days they had shredded the entire thing! But thats just my birds

I have lots of bells, things that they can shred and ropes, and they are all accessible, they won't even use their cuttlebone. But they do chirp and fly around so I guess everything is fine. Mirrors are the only thing they use

Welcome and you may want to try this. If you have a wal-mart where you live go to the craft dept and buy a ball of hemp string about $4 to $5 but it lasts a long time there is lots of in on the ball.
Get multi grain cheerios and also buy a package of pony beads in the craft dept. I tie a pony bead on first then I string awhole bunch of cheerios on the string and tie it up for the birds. Not only is it a toy but they can eat it also.
Don't use papertowel or toilet paper rolls they have glue on them that are toxic to birds.

Try ringing the bells and playing with them while the birds watch. Maybe they just don't get what to do with them LOL

Thanks

Also sometimes they will ignore a toy for weeks then suddenly discover it. I have this neon big acrylic swing I got on sale at the pet store, they completely ignored it - it might as well not have been there. Then yesterday Sweetgirl was climbing around on it.

Mine often won't touch a new toy for days, weeks, months...

I think this is especially true for young keets in their first several months in your home. They are still a little cautious, and they don't have much experience with toys and what can be done with these things.

Have you tried moving the toys around? Sometimes that will cause them to get interested. (But don't move them too often, or you might make your keets constantly nervous. Give them a couple of weeks, or more, with any arrangement.)

As long as they are active and chirpy, I wouldn't worry too much.

Kenya wasn't keen on her toys in the beginning, but I left them in there because she needed something to play with while in her cage. Now some she will play with and some she doesn't. I just leave them in there so if she does get bored with the ones she does play with she will have the others. I don't think she has even played with 2 of the 4 she got for Christmas.