Vktech® Snuggle Hammock Hanging Hideaway Review

Material is dangerous. I found that my conure was completely tangled in the threads that had come loose from the ground. There were ropes around her neck and legs. Do not buy this product. Their last home was fleece and we didn't have that problem.

My 2 Sun Canure easily destroyed them. One of them, DIED, struggled with its fragments. I am very, very sad. But I can't do anything now. I just want everyone to know that this can be very dangerous for your bird. Think 1000 times before you buy. I so regret the purchase. I've been studying hard!

These tents are dangerous for birds. We knew that and we were just putting it in and taking it out at night and one night he was laying there and we came back to him all torn up. It's too easy for the bird to take it apart, causing the bird to swallow the fibers. This can be deadly in the long run. Another problem is that they can damage it and tear a hole and then get stuck and injure themselves. Luckily I caught him before he hurt my birds. LOOK OVER BIRD TENTS, THEY COULD KILL YOUR BIRD!

Please DO NOT purchase Happy Huts or other types of hammocks for your bird. I am so sad to tell you that my poor baby bird died from using this product. I came home from work and she gnawed a hole in the ground, crawled through and a thread was wrapped around her neck and she actually hung herself. It was one of the worst nights of my life. I will never forget this sight. I never want that to happen to anyone else. I am devastated. She was 20 years old and in good health. That's not fair. This…

My green cheek sleeps in it every night. At first he wasn't sure, but on the second night he decided to give it a try. I wasn't sure if it would be big enough but it turned out to be right. I've read reviews of birds getting stuck in a rope. As with anything you put in your baby's enclosure, check it FREQUENTLY for wear and tear. They use their beak for everything. Of course they will gnaw and gnaw at things. Perches, toys, hammocks, EVERYTHING needs constant checking for wear and tear. The…

Listen, if you want a quality and cheap cabin like mine, buy it. It feels good and I haven't had any issues with wear and tear or injury to my Quaker parrot. However, this is entirely optional and is a hormonal booster for your bird. I made mistakes on the way to becoming a full adult bird owner and I'm paying the price. I researched about diet, diet, housing, health and got a lot of information, some of which was contradicting, but I never expected to run into hormonal issues. I pay dearly for