Polly's Pet Products Tooty Fruity Bee Pollen Bird Perch, Flavor Varies

Finally something delicious in my favorite color! It is located where my very best stick lived before I munched it down. Now I have a new great snack whenever I like and my best view is back with wigglies for my feet-not too hard-I am a cockatiel and I like this very much!

My cockatiel loves the Tooty Fruity Bee Pollen Bird Perch. He will not stand on any other perch in his cage for any amount of time. He has several perches in his cage but it is where he spends his time. I have seen him bite on it. It is much bigger than the other perches in the cage.

I put a medium in my parakeets cage for them to share. And our Yellow Nape Amazon's enjoy the large. It is nutritious and fun for them to eat.

I have 2 parakeets. They have almost chewed this perch in half in a month. I'm happy with it and I think I can say they really like it. Will be ordering more.

While the item looks as pictured and seems fine, my cockatiel won't go near it. I have tried moving it around the cage but still no luck so unfortunately I cannot recommend this product.

While this seems to be a big hit for people who have tiny birds like parakeets who have no business with a perch this big, if you have a cockatoo, mini macaw, conures, or any other medium to large breeds of birds, especially hookbills, who are destructive in any way whatsoever, they will have a great time for all of about 5 minutes tearing this thing down to the wire rod in the center and leaving themselves, their cages, and everything anywhere nearby covered in a chalky mess. They can't be stored for long, either, without putting them in an airtight container, or they end up full of those weird moth larvae that eat grains and things that aren't properly sealed. I'm sure the birds love the bugs While this seems to be a big hit for people who have tiny birds like parakeets who have no business with a perch this big, if you have a cockatoo, mini macaw, conures, or any other medium to large breeds of birds, especially hookbills, who are destructive in any way whatsoever, they will have a great time for all of about 5 minutes tearing this thing down to the wire rod in the center and leaving themselves, their cages, and everything anywhere nearby covered in a chalky mess. They can't be stored for long, either, without putting them in an airtight container, or they end up full of those weird moth larvae that eat grains and things that aren't properly sealed. I'm sure the birds love the bugs, but not so much for their humans. =/ … more

My Greenie LOVES this perch! We go through one a month, and he eats it, grooms his beak on it, and has a great time foraging for treats I hide in the holes!!! Medium is a perfect size for his feet too!

My bird has yet to touch it she is 28 years old and never seen before so maybe but so far no

The parakeets just loved this thing. They made such a mess of it. I kept moving it around in the cage to take them longer to dissect it. They will even hang up side down to pick on it. They do leave some powder behind. They chip and scrape at it with their beak's. They treat it like it is one of their pumice and wood toys. How fast can we get to the bottom. Like the Owl and the tootsie pop. 1-2-3-GONE.

I thought this would be a good perch and a great treat. My Conure loved it, but it certainly didn't last long. Several pieces ended up on the bottom of the cage in a very short time. Before long it was completely destroyed. I think it's too pricey for such a short time of enjoyment.