🧶 Optimized Search: Sunrise Rope Toy for Parakeets, Cockatiels, and Finches - P-84153 Review

My cockatiel occasionally pecks at the strings but the wood is too thick for the birds it is advertised for and there are no bells or anything to match the birds could hear.

My budgies love it! They chew and eat rope like spaghetti. I wondered if it was good for her but no side effects. I thought it was done because I knew the birds would.

My parrots love playing on this swing. It connects easily and is great for two parrots - as long as they don't decide to fight with each other. Birds love to climb to the top of the pole, not just swing. A disadvantage is that the colored blocks will bleed and disappear after washing.

I bought this for my parrot but he didn't care much and kept tucking his foot into the frayed ends. If you have what I consider to be a "regular" parrot cage, it takes up a lot of space. Now he hangs outside the cage where my parrot comes out and continues to ignore him. I'm sure bigger birds will like this toy too.

I originally bought this for my green cheeked hutch and cockatiel cage but when they didn't touch it I put it away and got it back when I got it got new parrot. My parrot LOVES IT. She plays on it all the time and even sleeps on it. A word of caution though. Last night I discovered that my bird had one of the tassels stuck to the underside of its beak. After a long tug (and bite) I managed to unhook the rope, but there's still a strand stuck in its beak that I can't unhook. Needless to say, I…

My 3 and 4 month old cockatiels love to climb and swing on this and chew on the wooden blocks/beads and silver ring on top with a carabiner. The toy hangs vertically (as another reviewer said) with three rope lines supporting the main twine ring. Only one rope is attached to a silver ring and can be easily untied after a lot of chewing/rocking, so be sure to tighten it before putting it in the cage. It should be noted that the blocks and beads are colored with paint that is easily washed off…