Large Wrought Iron Parrot Bird Play Stand Removable Easy Clean Tray Perch Play Gym Play Ground Stainless Feeder Cups Rolling Stand On Lockable Wheels

We bought this for my macaws sleeping perch. It’s fine for a second perch much smaller than I expected snd the wood perch itself is very small and flimsy for a macaw. She ate it right away. We also had to wrap the legs in tin foil so she wouldn’t fireman right down them to the floor. Haha. I would recommend this to any parrot owner for a second perch! It’s light weight easy to move around, may need few creative modifications if you have a big baby like i do!

I am very impressed with this stand! It went together very easily. The perch is made from a nice sized piece of wood. I love that it is easy to move around and pretty compact in its footprint. My bird happily perches on it all day. Lots of food/water cups and places to hang toys make it perfect!

I purchased one of these a couple years ago and it was very nice! The design is great, so.. I went to purchase another one but they were sold out. I recently saw that they became available, so I purchased one. The second one I purchased was EXTREMELY low quality and construction! One of the cup holder holes that was supposed to be threaded was stripped. The square tubing that is used on the construction has punch holes ALL OVER the base of the stand, even the outer edges! I mentioned all of this to the seller but the SELLER DIDN'T CARE. The seller said that the holes don't affect the use of this product. The thing is, our bird likes to crawl all over things and this stand is a dedicated area that he can do this. If he's climbing on this and gets his toe in one of these punch holes though, it WILL cut him. The holes are punched so the edges are VERY sharp. Also, small recluse and jumping spiders tend to LOVE to go into small dark holes like this. Small recluse and jumping spiders are mostly an annoyance to humans but they are DEADLY to birds. With all these holes, it's like building homes for a spider community. I keep a clean home yet still spiders do make it into every home and they are looking for places like this to hide and live. I could seal all the holes but why should anyone have to fix a brand new product selling at a premium price?! What does a person fill the holes with that isn't going to be harmful for the bird? Birds pick at anything that looks out of place.. so these plugged holes are going to be attention-getters. Also, many of these holes are at structural locations where the stand is welded, as you can see in the photos. There's only a slight drop of weld at these connection points, so this only weakens the construction of this stand. It probably won't collapse under the weight of your bird, but if you're moving this thing around and bump into something with it, it might break and easily. The seller offered to send out a replacement piece that the cup holder screws into or I could send it back for a refund. I sent it back. I ordered another one, which arrived and it was in even WORSE condition. Two outside corners were SUPER SHARP. I am careful but had I not been, I might have cut myself. This is dangerous to handling it but will definitely harm your bird. It's unfortunate that this decently designed product is manufactured so poorly. The seller is aware of the garbage they are selling too.. but they simply don't care. Do NOT buy this product if you care for your bird. I'm sending this one back. I thought the second one I purchased was just a fluke but after receiving the third and hearing the owner is aware of these issues but doesn't care, there's no point in purchasing any more to simply have to return them. A single visit to an avian vet can cost in the THOUSANDS and this is a seriously dangerous product for ANY bird and the seller knows this. This is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

This stand is a great value for the price, but the materials used arent great. The metal pieces were dented in a few places when it arrived and the perch itself messily shreds bark. I removed the perch it came with and replaced it with a flat board, but the cheap screws they used to secure the perch to the stand made it a real pain! They immediately stripped and were impossible to remove without pliers. They were also screwed so carelessly and an odd angle that the metal had been bent by them, making them even more difficult to remove. This stand is otherwise very easy to assemble and the dishes are removable (some reviewers seem to have gotten a model without removable dishes) My bird likes it with the modification, but if you buy it planning to switch the perch like me be aware of the cheap materials used to make this stand!

My macaw absolutely LOVES this stand! It’s sturdy enough to withstand his giant beak chewing on it and it glides with no problems. It has the little toy holders so that’s super handy. It’s very cheap for the quality it is and it’s very pretty considering it’s just a simple stand. The tray at the bottom is super easy to clean, we just pop it up and hose it down! I can’t rave enough about this stand!

I brought this perch for my blue and gold macaw. Well first everything assembled fine at first until I got to the perch, I had to hammer the screw half way in before I could begin to screw it in the hole was to small. And on the bottom of the perch it has rings one of the rings was so badly bent thank God I was able to bend it back, in the picture the show of the product looks way bigger then it really is. And one of the wheels keeps falling out I guess I have to glue it for it to stay, I brought this so I can move it around but with the wheel falling out everytime I move it kind of sucks.

If you’re looking for a perch that screams “my bird lives better than I do,” this is it. This XL setup has everything: four feeding bowls, a ladder, a giant perch, and a catch pan designed to collect the daily avalanche of food, feathers, and whatever emotional statements your parrot chooses to fling. My macaw took one look at it and immediately claimed it as his penthouse suite. The ladder? His personal StairMaster. The bowls? A buffet he raids with the enthusiasm of someone who’s never seen food before. The perch? His throne for judging humanity. And the catch pan… oh, the catch pan. It catches some of the mess, but let’s be honest — my macaw treats it like a suggestion. Still, it does save me from sweeping up enough fallen food to feed a small village. The whole setup is sturdy, spacious, and apparently perfect for: Eating Pooping Screaming Throwing food with Olympic precision Looking down at me like I’m the help If you have a large parrot who demands luxury accommodations and enjoys creating chaos from an elevated position, this perch is a winner.

Lightweight, rolls easily. My cockatoo chewed through the perch within the first 2 months. This is normal. I replaced the wood perch with a similar piece from a local parrot shop. My bird has chewed it up as well. Welcome to bird life!