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The sandblasted perch with coral is ideal for keeping the claws of your birds clean and sharp.
This perch also allows your birds to keep a beak in perfect condition.
Birds even like to nibble it for hours of entertainment.
The sandblasted perch with coral is ideal for keeping the claws of your birds clean and sharp.
This perch also allows your birds to keep a beak in perfect condition.
Birds even like to nibble it for hours of entertainment.
The sandblasted perch with coral is ideal for keeping the claws of your birds clean and sharp.
This perch also allows your birds to keep a beak in perfect condition.
Birds even like to nibble it for hours of entertainment.
The Basic fruit cup holder is a practical item to have in the habitat of birds or rodents if your parrot or rodent enjoys fruit cups. The Basic fruit cup holder prevents fruit cup crumbs in the enclosure and adds a natural touch. The Basic fruit cup holder is made of wood and can be easily attached to the bird or rodent's habitat using a wing nut. The fruit cups that can be placed in the fruit cup holder are available in different flavors and are a real treat for the parrot or rodent.
Dimensions: approximately 5 cm high. The width varies as it is a natural product; each holder is unique!
Take your parrot everywhere with you safely with the AVIATOR parrot harness. Easy to set up, this harness is designed in one piece and adjusts to the animal.
Equipped with its elastic leash, your bird can enjoy semi-freedom and fly within a certain perimeter. You will be able to keep control to prevent it from escaping.
This harness is available in several sizes. You have to choose it according to the weight of your bird, AVIATOR is adjustable and available in color. It is suitable for all sizes of parrots and large parakeets, from cockatiel to macaw.
The Mini model is suitable for birds weighing 75g or less. (Wavy parakeets, Inseparable, ...).
