🐦 Bird Mirror Bird Swing: Playful Fun for Macaws, Greys, Parakeets & More! - Old Tjikko Review

I'm about to order a third of these because my cockatiel Gracie loves it. She sits on it to take a nap (which hangs vertically down). And the one attached to their birdcage and playground is set up horizontally. she either uses it to get through, or she jumps from one end of the ring to the other, singing. Sometimes she turns and makes another circle on the rings, jumping around and it's amazing! I make another bridge with a new one.

Annie's cockatiel ladder received and she is happy with it. She also uses it as a chew toy. I just can't stop chewing on ropes! It comes with a handy hanger that can be hung anywhere inside and outside the cage. Bars. Annie would just keep sliding down! Now she can walk up and down easily. I can almost see her smile. PS The rings are pretty big! If you plan to use it in a cage, be sure to check the dimensions.

Very well made bird mirror. My daughter has two parrots and we originally had a mirror. They liked it so much we got a second one. We attached them to the cage wall to keep them from swinging. Be careful though they can sit on top and stain all the wood and the mirror. Definitely needs regular cleaning. Crazy birds! :-D Keep in mind that over time your birds can bite through the perch elements completely. Ours removed the bar from both mirrors. Once again, crazy birds! ;-P