Ibnotuiy Pet Parrot Playstand Parrots Bird Playground Bird Play Stand Wood Perch Gym Playpen Ladder with Feeder Cups Bells for Cockatiel Parakeet (3 Layers)

The media could not be loaded. I have found that this playstand is a fantastic addition to my parakeets. They can engage with it for hours, which keeps them entertained and gives them the necessary exercise. It's impressive to watch how they easily jump back on if they happen to fall off, and they navigate the different features, like the ladder and swings, with great agility.Following my veterinarian's recommendations, I've removed the sandpaper perch, which I believe contributes to their overall well-being. I also prioritize their safety by supervising their playtime.As for the playstand itself, it is both safe and easy to assemble, coming with all necessary components. The quality is exceptional, and it provides the right size for my two parakeets. I particularly appreciate the removable stainless steel cups for their seed and water, making maintenance straightforward. Additionally, its aesthetic design complements my space beautifully!

Easy assembly!The wooden pegs screw together so it's nice and sturdy. Easy to understand instructions and comes with a screwdriver in case I didn't already have one. Birds love it, true to size, plenty of space to hang toys, quality, and sturdy base. Great for the low price!

Very sturdy and easy to move around. My parrot is afraid of anything new but he went on this right away. Would have given a 5 star review but the swing is way too small for even smaller birds. Would be ok for a canary or finch sized bird. I don’t know why people are saying it is difficult to put together because all the parts are numbered and the instructions have step by step directions. Put it together in 15 minutes.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this and just got it. It was extremely easy to build and easy to follow the instructions. It didn’t take me that long, maybe like 20 minutes. My bird seemed to love it he’s still getting used to it and seems very sturdy/stable. It looks so cute and the size is is just how you see it in the picture. I would say this is safe for any birdy! I got the 4 layers and it is tall but worth it!

I love how sturdy and easy is was to put together. I purchased the 4 story play house. The green post would not screw on securely and was not stable. The metal plate for the bottom base was dented and damaged. It's good for the price but I wish the company added a few areas to add yr own toys in better location spots so it's assessable for the birds when they are in a certain area. Lightweight, solid nice quality toys.My bird lovesssssss her new toy!

I was looking for something tall to put on my desk for when I'm gaming and this is perfect.Pros:-Bigger than most play gyms I've seen-Birds love it-Lots of hooks for toys and ladders-Strong and sturdy-Looks niceCons:-There's some overhang between some of the perches and the base so crumbs and poop don't all land on the tray-You really have to pay attention to the position of the holes and hooks when assembling (there are very faint red circles indicating this on the instructions). Some of the ladders don't fit because I assembled one of the poles upside-down.Overall, I recommend this perch and rate it 5 stars. I'm very happy with my purchase 😊

First I'd like to say, wrap the posts/perches in vet wrap. The dowel perches are hard for them to grasp so the vet wrap helps them get better gripAnd I would not use the dishes it comes with. I don't think they're stainless steel. Stainless steel is usually not magnetic but these were magnetic. There are some stainless that is magnetic but I wouldn't want to risk my birds getting heavy metal poisoning. No thanks.Other than that this stand is awesome. I got it for my parrotlet thats in quarantine for a month before I introduce him to my birds and he instantly took a liking to it. Worth the money. Can't wait to show it to my other birds.

This stand is promoted for parrots the size of cockatiels or larger. It is only designed for parakeets/budgies or smaller. The perches are too close together for the birds to properly turn around, the spindles winding around the top pole are not vertically spaced enough for a cockatiel to fit under (hence cannot be climbed), and it cannot accommodate long tails. The designer is likely not a bird owner nor understands where bird droppings land. Because the perches that frame the playstand are flush with the edge, it allows dropping to land outside of the playstand, and the perches are stacked one above the other so the perches below catch all of the droppings from above.