The Percher has a textured perch, a protective cone, a grip handle, and a decorative standbase. This universal perch accommodates birds of all sizes and the protective cone catches bird droppings and keeps inquisitive beaks away when used in a hand-held configuration. It€s a helpful educational accessory and comes in handy when you take your bird out of the cage to train. The Percher boasts easy-to-clean plastic construction and simple, tool-free assembly.
- PORTABLE: The Percher portable training perch can be configured as a handheld or freestanding perch, allowing for use in a wide variety of places and situations
- SECURE: The Percher's grippy texture ensures your bird will find traction and the Sturdy Grip handle is comfortable for any size person to hold
- VERSATILE: These bird perches 7 different possible configurations to best suit the needs of you and your bird
- EASY: The Percher is simple to set up and requires no tools; It also makes cleanup a breeze and can be washed in warm, soapy water
- FOR MEDIUM AND LARGE BIRDS: This Percher measures approximately 11.5 inches tall and 8 inches wide and is ideal for medium and large sized birds; Great for conures, caciques, eclectuses, greys, macaws, senegals, quakers, amazons, cockatiels, and more
- PORTABLE: The Percher portable training perch can be configured as a handheld or freestanding perch, allowing for use in a wide variety of places and situations
- SECURE: The Percher's grippy texture ensures your bird will find traction and the Sturdy Grip handle is comfortable for any size person to hold
- VERSATILE: These bird perches 7 different possible configurations to best suit the needs of you and your bird
- EASY: The Percher is simple to set up and requires no tools; It also makes cleanup a breeze and can be washed in warm, soapy water
- FOR MEDIUM AND LARGE BIRDS: This Percher measures approximately 11.5 inches tall and 8 inches wide and is ideal for medium and large sized birds; Great for conures, caciques, eclectuses, greys, macaws, senegals, quakers, amazons, cockatiels, and more
