The Cotton Cable Perch offers an impressive 48 inches of flexible, comfortable perching space for your feathered companions. This generously-sized rope perch features soft cotton construction that's gentle on bird feet while providing excellent grip and natural texture. The bendable cable core allows you to create custom shapes and configurations to fit your bird's cage or play area perfectly, encouraging natural climbing and perching behaviors.

Recommended For: Medium to large birds including Conures, Quakers, Caiques, Senegals, African Greys, Amazons, Cockatoos, and Macaws. The 1.25-inch diameter is ideal for birds that require substantial perching surfaces.

Perch Type: Rope Perch with bendable cable core

Diameter: 1.25 inches. This diameter is excellent for medium to large birds, providing proper foot positioning and toe exercise. Varying perch diameters throughout your bird's environment is essential for maintaining healthy feet, preventing pressure sores, and promoting natural toe flexing and circulation.

Materials: Natural cotton rope wound around a flexible, bendable steel cable core with metal attachment hardware

Dimensions: 48 inches long x 1.25 inches diameter

Mounting Style: Features metal wing nuts and washers on both ends for secure horizontal or vertical mounting to cage bars. The flexible design allows for creative positioning and custom shaping to maximize your bird's space.

Benefits:

• Soft cotton texture provides comfortable grip while naturally helping to maintain nail length
• Bendable core allows unlimited custom configurations to fit any cage layout
• Generous 48-inch length creates extended perching and climbing opportunities
• Rope texture exercises feet and leg muscles, promoting natural movement patterns
• Soft surface is gentle on arthritic feet or birds with bumblefoot concerns
• Encourages natural behaviors like climbing, balancing, and exploring
• Creates visual interest and environmental enrichment in your bird's habitat

Safety Note: Inspect rope perches regularly for fraying, loose threads, or worn areas. Trim any loose strands to prevent toe entanglement. Replace perch when rope becomes significantly worn or damaged. Supervise birds that are aggressive chewers, as ingested rope fibers can pose health risks.