Super Bird Creations SB747 Mini Flying Trapeze Bird Toy, Small Bird Size, 6” x 7” x 9”

Dexter, our cockatiel loves sitting on this trapeze and I believe it is a healthy break for their feet rather than standing on a dowel 24/7. He truly enjoys it, and his old one is wearing down where it hooks up to the chains. So this is a wonderful fun replacement for him - I recommend!

Our p arakeets love this magic carpet ride! They won't let it alone. Sometimes we have 3 sitting on there just watching the world go by. But a lot of the time they find the jute or whatever it is made from, delightful to work on and try to unwind and chomp into pieces. It is winter, but it looks like they are trying to build a nest. They can spend hours working on their task. I have had it for several weeks, and I know it is going to not last forever, but this is the most favorite and interesting thing my birds have discovered, making it well worth the Amazon price for the sheer joy they are getting sitting, swinging, shreadding. Sometimes several are working on the top and one is hanging from the bottom picking at the threads. It has been so much fun. I'm buying a second one for the time I know is coming when they will have it in pieces. I feel this is a reasonable price to pay for something even if it is going to be destroyed for the amount of fun they get out of it.

Looks very similar to the ones my parakeets already have. I bought it to switch out weekly with the other one so they can be cleaned and will last longer. My birds are super obsessed with their other one. It’s their favorite place to hang out during the day and favorite to play on. I put this one in the other corner of the cage so they can get used to it.

Kind of small made a little cheap but all right for the money

I first purchased this product for my cockatiel, Dobby, in May. At first Dobby was hesitant to climb on, but after a day or so of pecking and testing this contraption, it became his new favorite place to hang out. The toys hanging on the plastic chain quickly fell off, which wasn't a big deal. Dobby enjoyed pulling apart the woven mat, which slowly gave way one corner at a time. When I noticed a corner hanging loose, I just reattached the clip further towards the inside. I kept doing this until the mat was too small for Dobby use. The whole toy lasted about 4 months, at which point I replaced it with a new one. I really like how this fits in Dobby's cage and that it gives him another option to hang out besides the typical perches and ropes. For the price, enjoyment my cockatiel gets out of this toy, and variety it adds to the bird cage, I highly recommend this for cockatiels.

My keets really enjoy their trapeze, and I love putting chopped pea shoots and shredded carrots (organic of course) on the trapeze. The the keets love nibbling on their veggies this way, and definitely eat more of them than if I place the veggies in a dish. UPDATE: Sometime after writing my initial review of the trapeze, mykeets did start chewing on the seagrass. My solution: I was able tp purchase inexpensive replacement mats! The best price I found was at mysafebirdstore.com. I purchssed a 12-pack the mats and I believe the per mat price cames to about $2. :D I also have a keet who loves sleeping on the comfy trapeze rather than a perch. *Please note: some reviewers have commented that their birds made fast work of demolishing the trapeze. I also had this experience: the first trapeze i placed in the cage was destroyed in just a day or two. But I decided to try again, and the second one lasted a few days. The 3rd lasted maybe a week. But after that, the chewing stopped almost completely, and I have had this 4th one for a few months. So I encourage you to not be discouraged if your birds have a chew - fest on the first few: after the novelty wears off, the chewing will become less and less, and they will enjoy their trapeze for eating, sleeping and/or just hanging out. ***UPDATE & SUGGESTION: I have to admit that the destructive chewing did ultimately become an issue for me! But there's a great somution: just stock up on replacement seagrass mats! I found a store online that specializes in "safebird" products and they sell "mini" seagrass mats! If you buy them by the dozen, the price is very reasonable. So now I am so happy I can continue to provide my keets with the toy they love at a very reasonable price!!!

The birds absolutely love this. This is suited for small parrots and use this for my conure and cockatiels. Some advice about introducing this toy: Unless your birds are fearless (which goes against their nature), they WILL get scared of it. From a distance, introduce the toy by first "playing" with it. Has your bird ever wanted to eat whatever you were having?: Look at it, make noises they recognize (like saying MMMM) and pretending to bite it or play with it. They will WANT what you are having. Put it on top of the cage or hang it outside so they can interact with it. Once they are adjusted to it, if you are able to handle your birds, set them on it and scratch their heads if they let you. Teach them that the toy = good/fun. Hope this helps, they absolutely shredded the other one!

I was worried that this toy would end up being a little small, and was planning on getting the larger size. I'm glad I went with this, as my conure fits perfectly on the seagrass mat. It's a little light, though, and rocks way too much for my birds liking, but that was remedied by attaching a heavy toy to the bottom of it and weighing it down. It did take a while for my bird to warm up to it, but now she plays on it, sleeps on it, and will use it to get around her cage. She loves acrylic toys, and the little trinkets attached are a big hit. When she's chewed through the mat we'll still have those toys left over. My two cockatiels also enjoy chewing on the mat, and now I'm considering buying them their own. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase. (Edit) I reordered this a couple of times in the past year. My conure chews right where the mat attaches to the chains, so I have to adjust it to hang differently a couple times until she shreds most of it to pieces. She has a lot of little acrylic toys left over from these and she loves them so much. She can carry them now that they aren't attached to the chain, and she spends a lot of time chewing on them! I used to be worried about her choking, or getting stuck, but this toy is perfectly safe and her favorite toy she's ever had. My cockatiels will not stand on it, but will spend hours chewing on it if I detach two chains, so it hangs more like a flag than a swing. Once the mat is gone, the cockatiels do enjoy lightly chewing on/batting at the free-hanging chains. I feel like birds around sun/jenday conures and smaller will love this toy in their own way, if not the toy can be converted in many ways to suit what your bird likes.