Cozy Double-Layer Lint Bird Hammock: Comfy Nest House Bed for Parrot, Parakeet, Cockatiel, Conure, and More! Review

Ideal for lovers - offers a safe place to sleep. The only downside is that even after a single wash, the fluff was still flying. Biting birds that ingest this lint can become seriously ill, but so far none of mine have shown any interest in biting them and the wash cut most of the loose lint off.

They are extremely dangerous for your birds. This may not bother some as they don't normally chew on such things, but it could very well cause your bird to become hormonal or cause a blockage in the crop and kill it. Please check these items before purchasing. Not everything made for a specific animal is safe!

My conure loves this home. It's the perfect size for her, big enough that when she's sleeping and we don't put a blanket on her cage, she can move just enough to keep her head out of the light. The material looks very soft and high quality. Would definitely return if needed and recommend to bird owners.

One of my parrots likes it, the other doesn't care. I wish I would have bought less. Haven't washed it yet, but it's not faded either. The bird likes to sit on top, so the droppings are on the side. Update: I threw it in the washing machine along with the floor mat and there wasn't a lint in the washing machine after that! Very surprised and delighted.

I bought these so our two kennels - Pineapple Green Cheek and Sun - could hang in our living room and each have their own space without having to hang a few things. They love to climb around everywhere and they especially like to snuggle up on the top "shelf" which is big enough for the two to fit in very snugly (see photo, could that be cuter?). So far so good, two months.

This is the second bird bed I've bought because of my green cheeks. I can absolutely say they love it. In the beginning I had to study a lot before buying because other bird owners said "birds get tangled in loose stitches" and hang themselves. My birds close and inspect the fabric once a week and trim excess threads after cleaning. in any case, the first lasted a little over a year. They're still using it, but I noticed the top tier was bulging after cleaning. I have 2 birds that are probably…