🦜 QBLEEV Parrot Playstand Bird Play Stand Cockatiel Playground Wood Perch Gym Playpen Ladder with Feeder Cups Toys Exercise Play (Includes Tray) Review

The reason I give this product a bad review is because the quality control is HORRIBLE. I have purchased this item 3 times and each time important parts were missing. For the first time, the wooden hanging bird toy was missing. The second time it was missing both toys and ALL the screws used to assemble the stand. The third time both metal plates were missing. I shouldn't order something that I keep having to send back because parts are missing.

Very pretty. Obviously someone's handwork. Very easy to assemble according to photo instructions. It's firm to the touch and my green cheek seems to like it, although it was wary at first because it's so much bigger than her old one. I also ordered plastic chain links and paper finger traps to add more things to interact with. The main pole can be a bit large for a green cheeked kennel so I'll wrap some string around it to make it easier to grab. The only thing I would change is to make the…

Love It! The large size is perfect for my Indian ring. I will most likely not be taking larger birds so I would only recommend it for medium sized birds. Seems like 10 minutes of bribing food to overcome him is the initial fear and by the second day he's already loving it, jumping through everything and playing with toys. The only thing I would have liked is if the perch in front of his food/water bowls was a bit further away so he could grab it better. But other than that: Easy to assemble…

This small gym is perfect for a couple of stray cockatiels (under supervision of course). This is an excellent "base camp" for their progressively longer forays into a new home, somewhere familiar, to return and stock up on food, water, or just something safe. It's really well made and the instructions are clear and in color. It can be customized to an extent (basically if your birds don't like the little things you can leave them out, and the hooks give you the freedom to add your own stuff)…

Very expensive for what you get made of very soft pine if your bird chews like most birds will destroy this playground in no time I have a Green Cheeked Parakeet, after 3 weeks they already have some serious chewing damage, I sand constantly to keep them smooth so there are no splinters, it was pretty easy to put together even though they give you the wrong screwdriver, I got a large size WOW small should be really small because big isn't that big overall overpriced for what you get i don't…

Firstly it is not stable at all, as soon as I tried to adjust it the chain broke and if my bird climbed on it he would definitely fall and break his wings. Second, there is no user manual for this product and you need to figure out how to install it. Third, look at the screwdriver that comes with the kit. it doesn't even fit on the screw, and it's bigger than the screw itself. Fourth, it doesn't cost $65 at all. Max $25 each piece of unstable wood. I'm pretty sure this product got its 5 stars…

I'm quite happy with the big stand. It's also quite durable. My Corella seems to like the gaming stand with it from day one. She seems happy. There are only two small reasons why I didn't give this product five stars. The first thing I noticed was that the metal shell that came with the game stand was dented in about five places. It's nothing that would cause any problems. I just don't like damage to something I bought new. My other issue is the bells and pacifiers, which came with a plastic…

I like the size of the stand and the perches themselves. A common problem is that the main perch they like to sit on (the tallest one of course, isn't above the canteen drip tray. So the drip tray doesn't catch much. The trays don't slide in and out easily. So, generally it's harder to keep clean. The ladder hooks were pretty sharp. I intend to use higher tabs over the center shelf to fix this design flaw.In the end I think this stand has a lot of potential but needs a redesign to have higher…