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

I wanted a simple swing for my parrots and it was perfect! Not too big or bulky and it's safe. Read many other differential swing reviews before buying this one and it didn't disappoint. The birds haven't been eating as much, but not for as long either, so they have to get used to it.

Good product but I can't get the damn bird to use it. He's a selfish guy, but it was like two bucks or so, so at least it's an ornament. Also a bit small for anything bigger than a parrot or canary. I'll just let you know

My budgies and parrot LOVE this swing! I've gifted them MANY different brands and styles of swings over the years and none of them come close to their love! They play and sleep on it and sharpen their beaks on it! One of the best bird products I've had in a long time!

I bought a 3 inch swing as a gift for a friend who has two zebra finches. The smaller of the two is using them now and seems to like them. Aside from being a good swing they have another benefit, the ability to trim the beak and claws is a plus. Next time I might buy a 4 inch version to change things up a bit.

This is the perfect size for a canary. The surface serves as nail clippers, but I still had to trim my Dremel canary's nails because they got long and sharp. This may be because the diameter is too small for Canary Nails to take full advantage of the rough surface. Maybe without him, the claws would need clipping more often, or maybe he just doesn't sit on him enough.

I love that this small swing (only 3 inches) works great on my finches and helps trim their claws. I have a couple with a child and when the child is old enough to fly they will need a swing and that will be perfect, but most likely, as with my dogs and dog beds, the biggest finch will use the smallest swing. It was easy to install in my cage which doesn't have a plastic cover that limits the number of items you can place on top.

My parrots LOVE this. I have to buy more because after I had it there was almost no sand left on it. They like to hang upside down and rub their beaks on it. It swings very easily but needs to be hung at the top of the cage because of the clasp. I have a flight cage and can only hang so many things from the top so wish they had options where the clasp was larger and could bypass the perches to hang lower in the cage so I have more than one of these at a time.

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