Review on Cement Bird Swing - Penn Plax Trimmer Plus: Sturdy Wired Frame for Optimal Comfort & Entertainment by Monica Miller

I wasn't impressed with the look of this simple Jane swing, but we just adopted an injured and neglected Lovebird, our smallest bird, so we needed all the new supplies in "Baby Bird ". " Size. Not knowing her preferences for favorite types of toys yet, and buying everything new in a large assortment, we decided to save a little on the swing, moreover, her nails were long. Before us, she was abused and neglected by the new ones Parrot owners who didn't understand the hormonal behavior of parrots (despite laying eggs) and were just patient with her hormonal changes reversed over time, it's only a matter of time before everything is fine and never mad at her for something they can't control, anyway we wanted to make sure she has everything she needs from mineral blocks, different forms of calcium (to prevent egg binding she needs even more than usual during egg production) ), different ones Types of grinding and breaking abilities as well as bells to bang around if she loses her temper re take her to Harrison's Super Fine etc We weren't even sure if she would play swing right away because she's made to bite anything, a nasty little thing with no sense of security. The poor baby started pacing on the floor of the cage trying to bite anything that came near the bars and banging her plates up and down. We actually affectionately nicknamed her Angry Bird so she knows we're very impressed with her amazing performances! Rzhunimagu! However, it's amazing how quickly animals can recover from abuse! (Well, if only her flight feathers are too short) She likes the swing so much that she preens on it, hangs on it, naps on it, like any colorful swing. Also, the swing was one of the best remedies for her nails because the swing moves while she's on it, and the movement of the swing wears down those nails a little on the long, thin, sharp parts every time she uses them, which is natural friction . created by her attach. She also has sand swings, calcium swings etc which help too but I think swings have the most benefit. It's been a few weeks and her nails look amazing! I'm actually going to order some more of these and send them to her when she leaves. (Don't worry - by the time she's ready, she'll already have a lovely home with close family friends.) We'll include a video so you can see 1 puff up (she doesn't quite trust the camera pointed at her). The Lovebird is placed on a swing. Definitely the size of a lovebird, parrot, finch, canary and parrot. Corella won't be able to sit directly on the swing, but can enjoy it as a second or third swing. We recommend this swing for smaller birds, mental stimulation and claw trimming. We also hope that our review is helpful to you!