Prevue Pet Products BPV105 Sterilized Coconut Fiber Bird Nest (60000105) Review

You will receive a small quantity of goods. It is intended for caged companion birds and not as nesting material for wild birds.

My bird gets tangled in the fiber and doesn't break easily so don't worry about it getting tangled. I have to cut shorter pieces with scissors before putting them in the cage. She better uses her twine or thin rope toys for nesting.

I bought this after reading the bad reviews. I don't know about you, but I certainly wouldn't risk the life of my bird or its hens. It's definitely hard to break when pulling on it, so there's definitely a choking hazard. I would compare the strength to dental floss. I have not used this after looking at the photos and testing the floss. I mean coconut fiber 🥥.

I bought this fiber aviary for my 2 aviary but the mothers in both boxes have either pushed it aside and laid their eggs on the wood (parrots) or (turtledoves) have it all covered with newspaper which she crushed. I put whole sheets of newspaper on the bottom of the cage, and within 2-3 days she shreds everything with her beak. She built a very soft nest for her eggs.

I love it because the birds love it. I'll tell you by breaking it down and setting up smaller clusters around open spots where lobsters, finches, sparrows, etc. can easily grab and mingle with the webs. Let them build strong nests! How do I know. Because every now and then I look at the clumps and see that they are being sorted out. So I'm sold! (Where are the nests? I don't know, but they must be!)

My grieving doves needed a reinforced nest so I built a wire cone foundation and added this natural material. The problem is that all the other species of birds that came into my beautiful, perfect nest stole bits and pieces to fly away for their own nesting material. Watching other birds at eye level from my kitchen window, stealing nesting material was fun. These birds are aware of the nesting material. I just filled up. This helped another family of pigeons, two children were born on a very…

Coir is a good choice for birds and I'm generally happy with it. Build nests or line existing ones. They didn't seem to have a hard time pulling the strands out. It's woven tight enough to make period removal and cleaning easier (i.e. bird droppings stay where they are and don't fly anywhere). However, I was concerned that the thicker clumps could get caught in the paws of very small birds, and the bird droppings themselves are very dusty. Every time I take it out there is a thick layer of…

I would not sell this product as this is the second time something bad has happened. This time I lost one of my Gouldinches because it was hanging by its neck from a coir nest hole that was tied so tight and so strong that the bird couldn't escape and it's so sad. and i'm so mad. I also had one to cut from his wing and leg that was so tangled in coco coir. He was in the nest with the babies but didn't leave the nest and I couldn't reach the box or see her so I didn't know she was confused until