Review on 🐦 Sweet Feet & Beak Safety Pumice Perch Bird Toys - Promoting Healthy Feet with Pumice - Parrot Toys - Safe & Non-Toxic Pet Supplies & Accessories for Bird Cages (Small, Green) by Gina Robinson

Well aside from the one who came up to me looking very phallic and I giggled like schoolboy Beavis and Butt-Head when I saw him, then that Product is ok I think. I couldn't help but be a little disappointed in him. I read that it was pumice and has pumice on it, but it is NOT MADE of pumice. It's made of plastic. And it only has two pumice strips on it, while the other two strips are just smooth, hard plastic, moldy. It's very easy. The bolt connection on the side of the cage is of very high quality and tightens well enough for any bird, big or small, to stand on securely, but its "roughness" isn't enough to hurt the legs. I suppose it's great for the beak but my sparrow can't handle it and it won't help his legs. However, we have a Goffin Cockatoo, and it's too small for us to wrap our legs around. I think you better take a look at one of the concrete poles and you might miss it. It may be fine for very small birds like a finch or budgie, maybe a cockatiel, but for something larger I don't think it's big enough or rough enough to do anything to their legs and it's too small . around for the bigger ones to stand on and use their beaks. It also looks and feels really "cheap". Finally, the one I received was a violet rich deep purple color. I didn't know they came in different colors. I like purple so no problem but if you are buying this because you like the light blue in the picture be aware you may not get the blue.