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The Rosewood Boredom Breaker Flexible Play Ladder is designed for owners of medium-to-large parrots who need a versatile, safe way to keep their pets mentally stimulated and physically active. Its primary benefit is its highly adjustable, bendable design which allows for creative cage layouts that encourage natural climbing and exploration; however, owners should monitor their birds closely, as the wooden construction will eventually show wear from regular chewing.
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Yes, it is designed for medium-to-large parrots including African Greys, provided the bird is monitored for chewing.
No, the product features 100% glue-free construction to ensure safety during chewing.
The ladder is 57cm long, reaching 65cm when including the attachment fittings.
No, the ladder should never be submerged in water or put in a dishwasher, as this will damage the wood.
Yes, its durable construction is suited for the climbing needs of Cockatoos.
The ladder comes with 4 integrated metal clips that attach directly to the wire of your bird's cage.
Ensure all 4 clips are attached to the cage and that the shape creates a balanced tension rather than a flat, unsupported span.
Place treats along the rungs of the ladder while it is in a flat, stable position to encourage initial exploration.
Use fine-grit sandpaper to smooth out any dangerous, jagged splinters, or replace the section if it becomes structurally unsound.
To install, attach the four metal clips to the cage bars at your desired angles. The ladder is compatible with a wide range of medium-to-large species, including Amazons, Cockatoos, Ringnecks, and Senegals.
Care instructions are straightforward: inspect the ladder weekly for sharp splintered areas caused by your bird's chewing. If the wood becomes heavily soiled with droppings, wipe it down with a damp cloth and mild, avian-safe disinfectant. Avoid soaking the ladder in water, as this can degrade the wood; ensure it is completely dry before reattaching it to the cage to prevent mold growth.
