KeersiCotton Rope Ladder Hammock Toy for Bird Parrot Parakeet Cockatiel Conure Cockatoo African Grey Macaw Eclectus Amazon Lovebird Finch Canary Budgie Cage Perch Stand Swing Hamster Rat Tunnel

I should have paid closer attention to the reviews saying the material isn't cotton rope, it's paper. Really misleading listing claiming it's cotton. This probably wouldn't stand up to getting wet or anything even once. Also, the "rope" is wrapped pretty loosely around every ring, which honestly could lead to a smaller bird getting their feet caught and tangled.This might be suitable if you're wanting something that your bird can easily tear up and destroy, and who are big enough they're at less of a risk of getting tangled. I ended up returning it because my birds are too small and I've had leg-tangle injuries before I'm not keen to repeat.

Was kind of confused when I saw that it had a hanger hook on it, first of all. Then I noticed the metal underneath whatever material is wrapped around it was all rusted!!!! not going to let my Bird use it at all. May give it to my daughter, so she can put her scarves on it and hang them up in the closet. That’s how disappointed I am.

I love this ladder/hammock, it is even prettier in person. My rattie girls also seem to enjoy it! For cleaning I soak in a hot water/vinegar mix for about 5 minutes, rinse, and air dry. Has been used and washed several times now, still in good shape and not holding any smells. Such a great addition to the cage, and it is large enough to be a nice fall-catch for any rats who lose their footing. 10/10 recommend!

It took a while for the African Green Singing Finches to not fear it, but they still prefer the natural branches. My canary absolutely freaked and it had to be removed.For me, this piece is basically useless. I had intended to use it as funky kind of "ladder" for my yellow nape amazon. All of my birds are rescues, and I will donate this to the center where I got them.

I like it very much because my bird using it all the time. No need for ladders or steps - just install this net anywhere: along the wall or in the middle. My 4 month caique sooo happy.

This is covered in what I call raffia paper. I thought it was actual rope. The metal rings under the raffia are rusted which makes me think twice before exposing my Lorikeet to it. It looks nice but upon close inspection this is a very flawed item. For the money and safety I could have just bought a metal hoop and rope from a craft store and made something similar and safer myself.

I have 2 parakeets, 1 english budgie, and 1 Green Cheeked Conure. They've been playing Whak-A-Mole with it since i put it up. Something about rings fascinates them.

The material is not a cotton but more like a crafting paper

Very disappointed , pure garbage . DO not buy this item you will loose good money . This is make with a hanger and papers ... cheap .....cheap ..... and GARBAGE and it is has been thrown in the garbage

It is as described and arrived before the earliest estimated date. My birds love it. I did take off the clips that were included because they are unsafe for birds, but it included a hook on the top rod so I just used that. I would order this again. Thank you!

this is a glorified scarf holder. it's nothing but a hanger with rings that have been shoddily wrapped on to for a "net" of sorts and anyone who has ever owned parrots knows how hard they are on things, this would never hold up to a parrot. save your money

This is now what it seems to be. It's made from metal rings, wrapped in paper - highly likely very dangerous for birds who can unwrap the paper easily and the can get poisoned with the low quality metal. This thing is also impossible to clean.

Comes on a clothes hanger hook and only has one clip attached to it. Circles are bigger then expected, but otherwise quite happy with it.