Rope Bungee Bird Toy, Small

Nice rope. Birds like it.

Bought these to add to my green cheek conure’s temporary cage to have while we went on vacation. Size is perfect for her and I like her having this to supplement all of her other perch types for her feet. She has one in her permanent cage, one in her play gym, and one in a window and she loves them all. They’re comfy, adjustable, long-lasting, and have a bell (which are her favorite). I bought this one because it came with the extra perch for a great price. I use the extra perch in a corner of her car cage as a soft item she can easily grip in there. It works perfectly for that. Quality is great and she was happy to have a familiar setup to her cage at home, which is important for her to be comfortable. I keep the boing in the center of her cage as a connector to all her other perches. I also keep a long branch perch below it so she can wear the bell as a hat and talk into it. 😊 I do find these challenging to clean, but the cost is low enough that if I had to replace it once a year, I’d be happy with that because of how much she uses these. Overall, one of my conure’s favorites. I do recommend inspecting it at least once a week (My bird is really only in her cage when we aren’t home and to sleep at night, so keep that in mind) if your bird likes to preen threads. After a long while, an old one we had needed replacement because it was fraying in one spot and I didn’t want her to get tangled in it. She’s not the sort to destroy or chew very hard but if there’s a loose thread, she’ll try to get it. If your bird is worse, these may not last as long.

10/10 for small to medium parrots I bought this rope perch thinking it would be a cute little hangout spot for my bird. What I actually bought was his new favorite piece of furniture, gym equipment, and personal runway. The moment I installed it, my parrot hopped on like he was testing the suspension of a luxury car. Then he started bouncing, chewing, swinging, and doing acrobatics that made me question whether he’s been training for Cirque du Soleil behind my back. The rope is sturdy, flexible, and apparently perfect for dramatic poses. He sits on it like he’s the king of the household (which, let’s be honest, he already believes). It’s also become his preferred spot for judging me, snacking, and plotting whatever chaos he’s planning next. Bonus: it’s held up beautifully despite the daily abuse from a bird who thinks he’s both a lumberjack and a gymnast. If you have a small to medium parrot who enjoys climbing, chewing, swinging, or simply being extra, this rope perch is a total win. Highly recommend — 10/10, my bird is thriving and I’m just here paying rent in his house.

My birds love this rope they enjoy climbing it so far no complain the rooe is still good even though one of my birds likes to chew on it. I like the colors and how easy it was to hang up . I will buy again.

Nicely made. My Senegal parrot hasn’t warmed up to them yet.

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Colorful bungee birdy fun! Easy on their little tootsies and fun for me to watch. The bouncy spiral is one of my lovebirds favorite perch toys. I load the spring up with tiny plastic toys, bells and edible treats. It’s easy to just attach toys to these with a clip or connectable links, plastic chains. Love the twisty bendy customizable perches as well. Makes for easy cage cleaning when you can ease the perches around food dishes and birdy bedding. My birds tend to poop right out the edge of their hammocks or happy hideaways. Regular perches get bombed if they’re in the poop path. Not so with the bendables. Bird parents will enjoy the fiddle factor. You can uses these diagonally, horizontally, vertically, and any combo in between. Twist, turn, configure ‘til you and your feathered kids are satisfied. I’ve ditched the little wood ladders and boring wood perches and replaced them with more of what I call these “boings”. Fun stuff!

Our birds love this rope perch