Parrot Ladder Bird Ladder Wooden Toys Swing Chewing 32 Inch Toys Hanging Pet Bird Cage Accessories Toy for Medium Parrots Small Parakeets Cockatiels, Lovebirds, Conures, Macaws, Lovebirds, Finches

This ladder is AWESOME! My Green Cheek played on this for over an hour the very first day I introduced him to it. It is sturdy yet also bendable into different shapes, so he didn't get bored. The colors are bright and fun, and it is made out of wood and put together solidly. I purchased the size medium and the 32" length. It was the perfect thickness for his feet, and the longer length allowed for more climbing and variation. My bird and I LOVE this product!

Update a few months later. We now own *4* of these ladders, so it's clear we're very pleased with them. We have one inside the cage, one hanging from by the door down to the floor, and two on various levels of a large PVC bird tree next to our parakeet's cage. ---------- Original review ---------- I hung this ladder in his cage, draped from low on one side to very high on the opposite side, fairly near his food dishes, and it quickly became one of his favorite spots to hang out. He could run up and down the different rungs easily. When we started trying to get him used to being out of the cage, it occurred to us that having a spare ladder would allow him to get himself home easily (his wings were clipped by his former owner). We left the original one where it was, and bought a second one for outside the cage. It worked *beautifully*; he figured it out immediately. The ladder just touches the ground, and he can easily clamber up it and get himself into the cage. He has to use his beak as a third appendage to get the last distance sideways into the door itself. we've played around with using a rope perch to help out but that needs to be attached inside the cage to really be helpful, and most of the time we don't bother. This means we are a LOT more comfortable leaving his door open (when we're home!!) so if he wants, he can hop out and explore, without being stuck outside the cage. We've actually caught him "going walkabout" on his own a few times; I think it's a good way for him to feel free to explore but still have a way to bolt home to safety when he wants.

This Ladder is huge lol! So much bigger than I thought it was. I am just glad that I am getting a bigger cage soon! But with that said my birds love it. They get to swinging on it and talking lol. They are happy with it that is for sure! It is very sturdy and well made. The way it attacthes is by hook latches and would be especially nice for bigger birds. MY little birds are in heaven with all the bright colors and this gigantic ladder. Great Product!!!

The dye on this is a bit strong, I think- had a bit of a scare when some of the pink had rubbed off on my cockatiel's hiney. She's totally fine, it was determined just to be dye, but otherwise the product is still mostly good quality. I will say of all the wood related things she has in her cage, this thing is chewed up the most. I can't say for sure if that's 100% due to poor quality or just that she chews on it the most, but it is coming apart- months later. I'd still get it again if I had the chance, though.

The item is very cute and colorful. Long enough to hang in a big cage. I would hang it by his cage or by my desk and my conure would love to climb and bother me while working lol The only issue is if the bird poops on it and you try to clean it, the paint comes off little by little.

I bought this for my 32-year-old Red Headed Mexican Amazon thinking that he might use it as a ladder to climb on. Instead, he shredded the ladder bead-by-bead and rung-by-rung. It took him about a month to destroy the entire thing. He’s a much nicer bird now as a result of destroying this ladder. He’s not attacking fingers nearly as much as he used to. I’m sure I’ll be buying this item monthly now. Is there a subscription option for this? I don’t think I’ve ever seen him enjoy destroying anything as much as he did this ladder. This ladder seems to be his favorite thing in the world right now.

I gave this as a gift to a friend who had parrots, I did not realize that the two parrots would chew on the ladder and break all of the round balls off of the ladder in less then a week, I also did not know just how powerful a parrots jaw strength really is. I do not know what type of wood these are made from but am thinking not a very hard wood at all by the way the parrots just snapped them off with there beak, either way, the parrots loved it and now are working on long pieces to chew up, LOL

My mom’s Quaker Parrot loves this ladder. She had chewed through one that was made with rope so I got this one. This one is assembled with wire cables. And there are wooden beads covering the cable. It’s bright colored and I believe it will last a long time.