Birds LOVEMedium Pepperwood Cage Perch

The media could not be loaded.  This is the second bottle brush I get from Amazon... for my Amazon! Sunny just loves biting and taking off the bark from these perches, helping maintain her beak in great shape. She seems to enjoy A LOT the texture and softness or hardiness of the wood (for destroying purposes). Definitely a great investment!

I'm a builder. So why would I pay 14 dollars for 1 dollar's worth of hardware drilled into a stick... because I would expect some artistry, some craftsmanship, or at a minimum, premium selection. However that is NOT what I received. My stick was 13 inches long (almost the shortest they say you might get), but it was only 3/8 wide - well below the advertised thickness (think permanent marker thickness). My conures (just like in the pic of the product) need AT LEAST 1/2 an inch for good health. And speaking of the pic of the product, look at it. That stick is HUGE - not at all what I received. My stick also has a rut on it with pointy pins all over... I would put this joke of a product anywhere near my pets!

My aftican grey absolutely loves this perch. He chews on it throughout the day and it really keeps him busy. He loves to polish his beak on it as well. Every day when I clean his paper I find saw dust from him beating up the perch. It’s now a pinkish color because he has gone to the inner wood. If you have a grey that loves his wood. This is the perch for you.

I have large macaws. These are very durable and stand up to their "abuse". However, I am dismayed that the description is not quite accurate. The three that I just received are not even 14" long. The description reads 14" to 16". The diameter is also just 2" at the base and less towards the ends. The description reads 2" to 3 1/2". How does one get a 16" long 3" wide perch?

I purchased this perch in medium for our new green cheek conure, not realizing quite how thick it would be. The caique they show in the picture is a bit of a larger bird with a little bigger feet, so I should have realized the size. However, I still put it in his new cage and figure that if anything, he could chew on it. He actually loves it! He's on it more than any other spot or perch in the cage, and while it's too thick for his little feet to wrap around, he enjoys running around on it and picking at the wood. He actually sleeps on it most nights. If the description for this is correct, it's made in American and made of Bottlebrush wood, which is safe for birds. The fact that it's from Florida makes me feel much better about it. It didn't have an odd smell and was perfectly clean right out of the bag, though I did still rinse it off and let it air dry before putting it in with him. We've only had it for about a week but it still looks great, even with him picking pieces off it constantly. For the price, which is pretty reasonable, this is a really great natural wood perch and I would recommend.

I have a large aviary and it’s hard to find perches that are long enough and will work with my square wire mesh. While this is not long, its a stand-alone perch. I ordered the small which works well with my finches. At first I thought it was too woobly because it shakes on the mesh but the finches are using it a lot. I took a photo of the small next to a piece of 8x11 paper to show the size. It look nice maybe even more natural in my cage. I plan to order a few more.

I should have paid closer attention to the description because these are a lot bigger than I thought they were going to be. I was originally not going to use them because of the size, but they ended up working well as "outside the cage" perches for my canary when she has some time to fly around.She seems to like chewing on them a fair bit and the cage clamp part feels well attached and sturdy (not that she weighs enough to cause a problem).

My cockatiel loves this perch! She is the most avid chewer that I've ever had in such a small package, so this perch is the ideal solution for her. She has a manzanita perch in her "condo" that just frustrates her, since the wood is so hard she cannot break any of it off. This perch is very hardy, but the nifty little pieces of wood that she can break off just makes her day (and it's not terribly messy, so it makes mine, too). I don't think that I'll have to replace this one any time soon, and feel good about highly recommending it to other bird owners that want to keep their birds from getting bored (note: I don't mean to make this sound like a toy replacement, but since most birds have a relatively short attention span, they need a lot of different stimulation to avoid boredom). You will not be disappointed if you purchase this for your feathered pals.

Perfect branch for my two lovebirds to shred and perch on - love it!