Bird Perch Rough-surfaced Nature Wood Stand Toy Branch for Parrots

My conure is a little scared of this perch right now, but I know she will get used to it. It's quite rough, but it needs to be because she hates the nail clippers. I also want her to rub her beak on it to prevent it from overgrowing. It's a very good-sized perch. She has several perches to choose from in her cage, so she's not being forced to use this one. I really hope she does use it, because clipping her nails makes her combative. The perch is a good thickness, and I like the bright green color.

Thought I’d have to take Lola in for a nail trim until this arrived. Within days her nails were no longer painful daggers. Excellent product

Took my bird a second but now he sits on it all the time. Perfect size for smaller macaw.

Rather long for my cage but my conure seems to like it

Bird likes to sit on it and it keeps her nails worn down and smooth .. Good sized bird who likes to jump onto the perch and has bent it down a little from that but it is staying in place and doing what it was designed to do.. Will buy another when I need to..

A great product

The size was perfect

Our Timneh Gray parrot named Socrates was sold to us as a male but ending up laying an egg. Who said that sexing Grays was an easy and accurate job? Every once in a while she builds a nest and lays another egg. Whenever she does her behavior gets even weirder than normal with lots of head bobbing, aggression, and talking -- but she only talks when we are in another room. A good rough perch is necessary to allow the bird to get as high as it wants as well as keeping the nails worn down. I have never seen Socrates hone her beak on the perch. All I know is that if she is successful in grabbing my hand with her beak she then flaps her wings and backs away until blood flows from my hand. Gotta love the bird that bites the hand that feeds it. Perhaps he/she is angry that we don't treat her like a woman. For roughly $14.00 you get a well-made perch of natural materials that provides a comfortable roost and helps keep its claws worn to a tolerable sharpness. I guess that I should be happy that she doesn't use the perch as a wet stone to sharpen her beak for more efficient biting and slashing. Thank God for small favors.