Wild Harvest P-84141 Sanded Perch Covers for Small Birds, 6-Count

$ 6.47

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Based on 1,178 ratings

Sturdiness

8.38

Value for money

8.08

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Product Description

Covers for perch that have been sanded

Parakeets, canaries, finches, and other small birds will benefit from it.

Maintains the appearance of your nails by keeping them trimmed and neat.

Cover 3. Perch with an 8-inch diameter.

Provide a sanitary surface.

Questions & Answers

Where do these come from?

These are designed and manufactured in the United States. Wild Harvest can be reached at PetSupport@spectrumbrands for more information. com.

1/2" is the diameter of my Perch dowel. Is it possible to make your product fit my needs?

This perch cover is designed for perches that are 3/8" in diameter. Please email us at PetSupport@spectrumbrands if you have any additional Wild Harvest questions. com.

Is it 6 perch sticks per package or 6 perch sticks per package?

Six perch sticks are all that is required.

Do they have to be slid over the perch?

Yes, they require some bending, but they are perfectly suited to the perch! They are extremely popular among my sons.

Selected User Reviews For Wild Harvest P-84141 Sanded Perch Covers for Small Birds, 6-Count

Check to see if your perches are sufficiently thin

3/5

Prevue SPF0610 flight cages (the ones that measure 30" x 18" x 18") are home to my finches. The cage's perches have a diameter of about half an inch. These covers wrap just over halfway around the perch before popping off (frightening the finches to death, and possibly dangerous for all I know). br>br>I believe you're supposed to just slip them on skinny perches, but I need to partially unroll them, which I can't do without causing some damage and losing the roundness that allows them to grip the perch. Furthermore, they quickly lose their shape (especially when knocked to the ground and pooped on), making them unusable. br>br>In addition, Walmart sells the same pack for less than $2.

Roger Brown

| Oct 14, 2021

Birds need to be fed, watered, and have their feathers trimmed

5/5

To sand down my zebra finch nails, I purchased this item. It's working fine, though the covers are slipping a little and need to be replaced on a regular basis because they're such active birds. You can't clean them; you'll have to replace them, and you'll have to do so sooner than you think because they sand their nails. They are effective.

Gavin Norton

| Nov 22, 2021

Later, I might do an updated review

3/5

My two small parakeets haven't taken to having them perched on their perches so far. The first doesn't seem to mind, but the second despises it. It was really only for one of them because their nails get caught on cloth items far too easily when they are long. After seeing how they feel now that the product has been in their home for a longer period of time, I may do an updated review.

Sutton Ibarra

| Sep 06, 2021

They're perfect because they're slit down the center

5/5

The old sanding perches, of which I am unsure of the brand, were loose and slipping around, and the scratch part had been removed because it was time to replace them. Birds appear to be unconcerned about them so far. No birds have picked at it, and the cover hasn't slid down the perches.

Ian Ferrell

| Apr 23, 2021

Trimming the nails of frightened birds in a safe and effective manner! Needed for a pair of canaries with out-of-control nails! Now that their sandpaper perch covers are taking care of their nails, they're doing great! They are a lot happier now!

5/5

Zayd Lin

| Oct 11, 2021

This is something that the parakeet enjoys chewing on

4/5

My bird enjoys chewing on these, and while they last longer than the previous brand I purchased, they will all need to be replaced soon. So who has a chance to clean them, but if you do, they don't clean very well.

Ellie Gutierrez

| May 01, 2021

Claws will grow longer if you use this sturdy and inexpensive method

5/5

The price is excellent for an adjustable grit paper for perches 3/8-inch thick. 1/2 inch in thickness It is used by Parakeet, who stands on it with his feet and head like Socrates. It's simple to clean and dispose of once it's no longer useful. It takes approximately three months to wear it down.

Jaxton Rivers

| Mar 13, 2021

It's even worse than a roll of toilet paper

3/5

This is the worst parakeet perch cover I've ever used; they wear out quickly, and my birds have no trouble going through them; in fact, I'll see the remains at the bottom of the cage, which other brands do not do. In fact, Petco sells higher-quality perch covers, but my local store didn't have any, so I figured why risk it with this guy? Buy them only if your bird's beaks are weak.