Prevue Pet Products Naturals Rope Ladder Bird Toy, Wood Stairs Climbing Activity Attachment for Birdcage, Earth Tone Brown 62806

I actually purchased this for my small rat and this is exactly what I was looking for! He loves to play and run and my goodness was he eager and excited to try it out! He immediately enjoyed running back and forth and leaping off of it onto his hammocks. Needless to say I’m very pleased with this product, not only is it well made and durable, it’s great enrichment for small little creatures too. My only suggestion (if you are using it for perhaps a little critter like myself) would be to twist the 2 pieces of rope individually that the silver clip is attached to, leaving no gaps in the exposed rope for any little toes or heads from accidentally getting stuck. Once you twist the pieces and attach them back onto the clip and then attach it to the cage, you don’t have to worry about it unraveling and your little critter is safer. Aside from that (which I maybe the only person out there who had this issue or concern due to higher energy critters but wanted to pass on just in case!) this is a great ‘toy’ for our loved ones!

Got this as an Add-On deal & was quite pleased with how nice it is, that I'm back for another. Prevue Hendryx products are almost always very well made & pet birds enjoy them. I have been buying their cages, cups & toys since circa 1983 & it's great to find their items for bargain prices on Amazon. While I have seen other comments say that they use this for conures & other somewhat larger birds, I wouldn't feel comfortable letting my Nanday Conure near it unless I am expecting it to be torn, shredded & eaten as she is notoriously destructive. I intend to use this for a pair of English Budgies & my younger cockatiels. I like that if they do shred up the rope holding the ladder together, I can easily put it back together with new rope/string, perhaps with beads, bells & other things to entice them to play on it.

My birds love these and chew on them until they need replacement

good quality. the wood rungs are overly wide in their diameter for my cockatiel's little feet. he still uses it but it would be easier for him if it had thinner rungs.

Looks great!

The bird (a conure) loved this. It was an ideal size - big enough to walk on, but no spaces big enough for him to get stuck in.I deducted stars because of how it was constructed. The sticks are hollow, and they are tied on to the cord through holes at either end. That means that as soon as the bird chewed a little bit of the end, the stick fell off the ladder! It was completely in pieces in less than 48 hours.Even after they fell off, the sticks were so enticing that the bird wanted to chew them wherever they were. I ended up restringing the ladder by putting cords through the hole that ran the length of the sticks.He loved it so much that I may buy him one another time, but for now, I'm sticking to items I can inspect in a store or that I make myself.

Exactly as pictured & described.

Looks nice. The rope is not white, it is brownish and 'hairier', like natural material rope, not the polished kind. I had no problem with the product or the rope used in it - I like it - however, my budgie was scared of it (surprise surprise!), and did not walk on it or peck at it, or engage with it any way. He did look at it confused for a bit, trying to calculate the purpose of such a strange object, nay - contraption - in his cage. After a few days novelty of it wore out, and he did not even look at it much, he just ignored it. After a couple of weeks I took it out of his cage. I did notice he pooped on the ladder, but I am not sure I can count that as a review of the product. Overall, there is nothing wrong with the product, but if you have a timid little bird who will bend over backwards to avoid a piece of banana being offered to him (or her), bringing this ladder into his cage might not be a milestone where he finally realizes that you are not trying to "get him". I was wondering what would happen if I took out some of the 'vital' perches and put the ladder instead.. I might try that. I try to change a set up in his cage often as to avoid him getting bored (although his cage door is open at all times and he could come out any time - he did a few times), so if he would build some courage I think that ladder would be a nice addition to the cage. It will take some work though.. Hope this helps!