28-Ring Bird Climbing Net, Foldable Bird Rope Swing and Activity Net
28 Ring 1 PCS
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Turn Unused Vertical Space into a 28-Ring Bird Climbing Zone
28-Ring Bird Climbing Net, Foldable Bird Rope Swing and Activity Net
$13.99
Sale price
$13.99
Regular price
Turn Unused Vertical Space into a 28-Ring Bird Climbing Zone
28ring 1pcs and 20ring 3 pcs.
Go beyond a single perch with a hanging activity net that gives small to medium parrots more places to stand, climb, and move through. The 28-ring layout opens into a broad climbing surface without requiring a floor-standing play gym, then bends and folds down when you need the space back.
Why It Is Worth It
28 connected rings: Multiple heights and directions create more landing points and movement routes than one straight perch.
Paper rope over a wire frame: The internal iron-wire structure maintains the ring shapes, while the wrapped paper rope creates a textured gripping surface over the frame.
Space-saving suspension: A top metal hook uses cage or indoor vertical space instead of adding a large base to the floor.
Foldable construction: Bend or fold the net for easier storage, temporary removal, or cage-area cleaning.
Expandable activity setup: Appropriately sized lightweight bird toys can be attached to selected areas of the net. Additional toys are not confirmed as included.
Best For and How to Use
Suitable for appropriately sized budgies, parakeets, cockatiels, lovebirds, and conures. Hang the net from a secure cage bar or suitable indoor support point, allow it to open fully, and confirm that the hook and frame remain stable before use. It can be used in a cage, bird room, or fully supervised indoor out-of-cage play area.
Product Details
- Configuration: 28 connected rings
- Expanded size: 71 × 39 cm / approximately 28.0 × 15.4 in
- Material: paper rope wrapped over an iron-wire frame
- Mounting: top metal hook
- Storage: bendable and foldable
- Intended bird size: small to medium parrots shown in the supplied product images
Care and Trust
Check that the ring openings suit your bird’s body size before use. Inspect the paper rope, wire frame, and hook regularly; stop use if fibers become long or loose, the wire is exposed, or any opening creates a snagging, foot, or head-entrapment risk.