Prevue Pet Products Laddered Platform Review

I have a 17 year old budgie and he is very picky about his perches and stands and toys but he doesn't particularly like this stand as she has it Holes between each of the three ridges which I think he would like, but he's yelling at them and I'll probably have to remove them. However, it is durable and easy to mount in the cage.

As some others have pointed out, the pins often detach from the frame or come loose easily even with careful handling. Knowing this, I ordered two of these anyway because they were being sold at a low price. They arrived on time. Some washers are rusty. I put them aside and left the best ones. I took more detailed photos but they have been lost. I drilled and screwed stainless steel screws on each end of the dowels to hold them in place. I placed the frame in the cage where I wanted to secure…

I have used this style of angled bass for many years with several parrots and two cockatiels. The body I currently have aggressively chews on the dowels and I have to change the perch every few months. I hate getting rid of him as this is his favorite spot in his very large cage, although there are other perches and resting spots. I started to worry about how soft the wood was in this perch. I don't know if the breeder changed the wood or if the propensity I have now is more aggressive than my…

Scrap! I had to send back the first one that came my way because the slats fell out and stuck (badly). I got a replacement a few weeks later and it looked pretty cool. Luckily I put it low on the cage so my poor gray parrot wouldn't fall too low if that piece of shit fell apart and scared her to death. I will never use these again due to the risk of injury Harley my Gray. My bird's safety is of the utmost importance and placing a corner perch high up in her cage could do her real harm. Sure…

Looking back, I would not have bought this 20/20. This caused an injury and our little birdie girl could have lost a leg after being pinned. The washers fit snugly in the cage. We've found that girls tend to keep sitting on the bar for no good reason. One day I came home and in horror a small bird's leg got stuck on top and it was hanging upside down. Of course, the gap between the washers is big enough for a finch's foot, but not for a finch's foot. I bought a corner bass because I wanted my…

DANGER! DO NOT BUY! This great looking shelf almost caused the death of one of my whales. I have several parrots who enjoy nibbling on this shelf. I thought about this a lot until one morning I saw blood on the underside of one of my birds near its opening and some black (bloody) bird droppings. The vet noted that her abdominal area was swollen (but it had nothing to do with the egg as initially thought...there was no egg). The vet gave her an injection of anti-inflammatory medication to reduce

At first I thought it was a good perch. Inexpensive, the right size for the cage and bird I have, and easy to set up. It was perfect for where I needed to be until last weekend. The bird wanted to play so I took the opportunity to clear out the cage and sanitize all the perches. This is where the problem arose with this perch. This perch is assembled exclusively with water-soluble glue. No nails, no screws, no epoxy. only water soluble glue. So if it was put in water and disinfectant. he…

• Pros: price, size, general quality, quick shipping, general versatility of the product as it can be used for a wide range of small animals, not only such a bird perch • Cons: the dowels are loose so need to fix them with wood glue and make sure the glue isn't where the animal can chew it, only 1 set of screws/bolts per side • GENERAL: a few small repairs and this is it GREAT buy for the item price ($5-6) and SIZE (a generous 7+ inches)! PROBLEM - WHY?, Purchased: I bought this wooden corner…