🦜 QBLEEV Bird Playground: Ultimate Birdcage Playstand for Parrots, Parakeets, Conures and More Review

toys like a joke. My bird never showed the slightest interest. Dishes for eating a bit annoying, easily unscrewed. The ladder hardware had to be pinched because it would slip out and the ladder would fall while my bird was climbing on it. At the same time, my bird spends a lot of time on it. That's his favorite spot, aside from my shoulder. We added toys that he really likes and I tie millet to him.

Assembly time took about 15 minutes (didn't need my husband's help to put it together lol) which says a lot. A screwdriver was included but I didn't use it. I used a drill which reduced the time. Strength. I give it 7 out of 10 points. My Quaker loves to play on it, I've added extra toys as long as the ones in the kit keep the 'play'. For easy cleaning of the tray, I would suggest wrapping it in cling film. Overall a good product. I would buy again.

My cockatiel is old and doesn't like new things that much. I really wanted to give him a playground but the others were too busy and I knew I would never let him down. This simplicity is ideal for him. I was able to put him on the pole with no problem. He even ate from small buckets. Since then I've caught him walking along the floor and pecking at a metal tray. He hasn't really played with toys or climbed stairs, it's only been a few weeks and the fact that he went to her alone is huge. I…

I have 4 birds of different sizes (Parakeet, Cockatiel, Green-cheeked Hut and Blue-crowned Hut). They have had many saves over the years and I needed one that was big enough for the "big guy" but not too big for our table. This stand is perfect for a medium sized parrot. He loves wind chimes and has a favorite so the only change I made was to replace one of the wind chimes that came with a stand with the one he prefers. The stand was very easy to assemble and there was even a screwdriver…

We have a new parrot in the house and one night I spent an hour browsing Amazon looking for the perfect playpen for her. I wanted something permanent, not painted or painted and big enough for when we add another bird to our house. Anyway, yesterday I received this playpen in the mail. It came disassembled, which is not surprising, and was packaged very carefully, even including its own screwdriver! Inside the box was information that prompted me to go to YouTube to watch an assembly video. To…