JW Pet Comfy Perch For Birds Flexible Multi-color Rope, Medium - 32" Length

Great product....I like that it holds it's shape...not floppy. The only problem I have is that one of the screw-on end caps is missing! I tried to go thru amazon process for missing parts....but the only solution is to return the item and have them reship another! All I need is an end cap! I actually ordered 2 more of the perches in a size large , so yes, I like the product, and my parrot seems to like the softer perch! Would have been nice to have the missing medium size end cap shipped along with my latest purchase....but there seems to be no way to do this. So I'm adding it to this comment in case it might be seen by the seller!

So far I have bought probably 6-7 rope perches from this seller for our Blue & Gold Macaw. They are well made, no sharp ends and have nice big end caps that fit nicely on the large bars of his cage. Depending on how determined he is to shred them, 😂, the perches last anywhere from a week to several months. I’m ordering 2 more today!

I’ve been buying this bird perch for years and highly recommend it. It’s important to wrap it with Vet Wrap, as birds can tear it apart and may accidentally ingest the string. Durability will vary depending on the bird, but with proper care, it typically lasts around two years or even longer. It’s much more comfortable for birds’ feet compared to standard perches.

I have two of each length—14”, 21”, and 32”—and they’ve been perfect for my parrotlet, Kai! The flexibility lets me shape them in different ways, keeping his space fun and engaging. The 14” ones are great for small spots and resting areas, the 21” works well for mid-sized perches, and the 32” spans across the cage for a great climbing route. The soft rope is gentle on his feet, and he loves bouncing around on them. Sturdy, colorful, and easy to install—these are a must-have for any bird cage setup!

Okay, this perch completely and totally changed my relationship with my bird, for the better. When we first got Conner the Conure (a green cheek conure with the pineapple mutation), he was a sweet bird, but he was a little nippy and very independent. He liked tickles on his head and neck, but when he was done and had enough, he'd bite with no warning. He wasn't a cuddler or anything like that either. This was hard for me, since all the birds I've had when growing up were all very cuddly and sweet. In fact, all birds I've known are cuddly sweet like that, at least some of the time. I loved Conner (my conure), and he was fun and full of personality, but he just wasn't very 'friendly' over all. He wouldn't stay sitting on my shoulder (or anyone's) for very long, wouldn't let us tickle his neck for long, nothing. Affection was available, but only in short bouts before he'd bite and then fly back to his cage. Then I bought this perch for him. and I put it on the outside of his cage, so that he hung over my shoulder while I sat in the recliner and did my routine. I work from home, and usually sit in my recliner when I'm working, and now, his cage beside me, I'd let him out and work. This rope perch was right over my shoulder the whole time I was working. I'd basically ignore him, and he'd eventually come down and walk out on the perch and sit over my shoulder. He say, "Watcha doing?" and I'd talk to him. He liked to watch my computer screen (especially when I played Candy Crush, with all the bright colors--but you know, I was, ahem, usually working!) And in just a couple of weeks, he went from a standoffish independent birdie who didn't interact much with us, to a bird who came straight to his rope perch the minute I let him out. So I started rubbing his neck and scratching his pinfeathers when he was on the perch and he would come and sit as close to me as he could while on the perch. In just a couple of more weeks, he was leaning against my head when he would get tired and was sleeping on me like that. Today, he sleeps in my hand, cuddles with me all the time, comes and lays in my hand if I put it up on the perch next to him. He gives kisses and asks for tickle-tickles on his neck. He hasn't bitten anyone in months and months now. Using this perch to let him be close to me, but not actually feel trapped by me, let him get used to being around me, and slowly, we learned how to interact with each other. I can now literally turn him upside down in my hand, cuddle with him on my chest or under my hair, you name it. He's the sweetest, funniest bird. And his rope perch is still right there on his cage and he sits on it right by me all day long while I'm working. I plan to get a couple more of these so I can put some perches up in the bathroom. I want to see if he can get used to taking a shower with me now. I've heard birds like that, sometimes, because it's like bathing in the rain for them. We'll see if it works. Also, I thin his little feet like the softer surface of the rope perch as a change for the little talons sometimes. The rope is stiff but wiggly enough to position however you want. it's held up well. I do have to turn it over every now and then, 'cause it will start to droop downward at the part near the connectors, but flipping it over will fix that right up, until it starts to droop again, then just flip it again. I like that I can grab it and bend it up or down so he can reach things, pull it closer to me or push it back toward the cage. It's also very easy to remove it and reposition it elsewhere on the cage if I need to. A good, quality product and very safe for birdies and works great with the cage. Note: This doesn't have the suction cups for using on walls or glass/windows/mirrors. This has a plastic screw on connector that's mostly made for connecting inside cages. UPDATE: Purchased the large version for my G2, and he likes it a lot too. I use it the same way. Only difference between the two is that the G2 is chewing up the rope part and it's all frayed where he's done that, but so far, he hasn't even come close to chewing through it or anything--just some frays, and that doesn't hurt anything at all.

UPDATE: Very happy to find the small in the 14 inch length. They are the perfect size to put anywhere. I bought a couple extra to store since they are very hard to find now. Thank you to this seller. 21 inch length: I use these comfy perches for my GCC, and this small (diameter) size is becoming hard to find. Great price, I may get another to store for later use.

Rope length is not long enough for the width of the bird cage

Está bien el producto, solo no me fijé en el ancho o diámetro de la percha y no era el grosor que yo esperaba

Came next day both ends were missing

My cockatiels love it they are always standing on it..

Easy to set up