Bird Rope Perch for Parrots, Bendable Natural Jute Boing with Pine Wood and Stainless Steel Mount, Cotton Alternative, Cage Accessory for Parrots (Brown, 2 feet)

Features

• Fully Bendable and Holds Its Shape : Built with internal steel wire, Shape this jute rope perch into spirals, zig-zags, arches, or any fun shape you can think of. Great for adding variety to your cage layout and encouraging natural climbing behavior.
• Made with Natural, Bird-Safe Materials : Constructed with natural jute rope, pine wood, and stainless steel mounting hardware. Free from synthetic coatings or dyes, this perch uses simple materials you can trust for everyday use. May have glue on the ends
• Easy to Install on Any Cage : Stainless steel hardware fits most horizontal and vertical cage bars. Quick to attach by hand, with no tools required.
• Customizable for Rest or Challenge : Shape it into simple curves for casual perching or twist it into loops, spirals, and bends to encourage climbing and active exploration. You control how simple or complex the layout is, making it easy to match your birds needs and cage setup.
• 3/4 Inch Thick Rope : This comfortable rope provides comfortable and secure perching, it is made of soft all natural and untreated jute material. Stiffened with steel wire, it can support your birds without sagging.
• Helps relieve boredom : The bendable perch lets you shape a fresh new shaped perch every day, exercising feet and joints instead of locking feet on a fixed dowel.
• Made from natural jute : softer than sisal, less fuzzy than hemp, and wont pill or fray like cotton might. Please note: the perch may have a scent when first unsealed due to time spent in packaging during shipping. This is a normal characteristic of natural jute, not indicative of any issue, and the scent typically fades shortly after opening. Since jute is a natural plant fiber, it will feel a little rougher than cotton and you may notice tiny bits of plant material this is totally normal.
• Always supervise first-time use. Inspect regularly and replace if damaged. Not all birds interact with rope materials the same way.