The Gradient Colorful Bird Rope Perch Stand is a versatile and vibrant accessory designed to enhance your bird’s cage environment. Made with soft yet durable materials, this bendable rope perch allows your pet to climb, explore, and stretch its wings, promoting both physical and mental stimulation. The colorful gradient design adds a bright, fun touch to your bird’s habitat while encouraging exercise and exploration.
Ideal for cockatiels, parakeets, and sugar gliders, this perch can be easily shaped into various configurations to suit your bird’s needs. Its bendable nature makes it perfect for creating unique climbing routes or perching spots. Whether your bird loves to perch, climb, or rest, this toy provides a perfect solution to keep them engaged and active.
Key Features
Bendable Design:
Easily mold the rope into different shapes and positions to create customized climbing routes or perches for your bird.
Vibrant Gradient Colors:
The bright gradient hues add a lively touch to your bird's cage while stimulating visual interest.
Multi-Functional:
Perfect for cockatiels, parakeets, sugar gliders, and other small to medium-sized pets. Can be used as a perch, climbing rope, or even a swing!
Durable & Safe:
Made from non-toxic, bird-safe materials, ensuring your pet's safety while they climb and explore.
Comfortable for Feet:
The soft rope is gentle on your bird's feet, providing a comfortable resting and perching space while encouraging foot exercise.
Space-Saving:
Lightweight and flexible, making it easy to hang and fit into any cage, whether large or small.
Encourages Natural Behavior:
Supports the natural instinct to climb, explore, and exercise, which is important for maintaining a happy and healthy bird.
Product Information
Material:
Non-toxic, safe cotton rope
Size:
Approximately 30-40 inches in length, suitable for small to medium-sized birds
Care Instructions:
Can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. Allow it to dry thoroughly before placing it back in the cage. Regularly check for any signs of wear or fraying.
