Bird Portable Suction Cup Shower Perch Window Wall Standing Platform for Parrot Parakeet Conure Cockatiel African Grey (Random Color)

The media could not be loaded. My bird loves this perch! You definitely have to wrap the pipes with something (I used sports wrap that her nails won’t tangle in) because it’s very slippery without it. Put a bit of water on each suction cup and it’ll stay perfectly stuck! I’ve never had it fall from the window and I put it up and remove it daily. Super easy removal. Overall I’m so happy with this product and that’s after several months of daily use.

It wouldn't stay in place at all, I had to get some super glue and glue it together for it to stay put. It sticks the wall well as long as you apply some water. Holds up well to conure dancing.

I know this product has really bad reviews… I was really struggling getting it because of everyone saying it falls off so often, but there are no other similar options in stores or online. The first day I had it, I stuck it to my bathroom mirror and it stayed just fine. When I woke up the next morning, it had fallen off. I decided to move it to my shower (it’s originally intended home). I cleaned the suction cups off with hot water and left it wet, cleaned the spot on my shower wall where it was going to go, and stuck it on. My bird used it a few hours later with no problem. It’s been a few days now and hasn’t moved at all, even after I accidentally bumped it.Maybe other people were having issues with it because they were using it for a bigger bird, but for my baby cockatiel it works out great. It’s not the best quality but is holding up so far. I think it’s a great buy, all of the suction perches in stores were $40 for a huge chunky one that is way too big for my bird.

It’s a great idea and I wanted one of these for a long time. Haven’t been able to use it cause the suction isn’t great and if you have tiles that aren’t large enough in your shower it won’t be able to stick. Even if you test it on glass the suction cups will fall off in about 5 minutes anyway. I might be able to fix it myself with cutting the pvc shorter, different suction cups and gluing the perch part so it doesn’t swing.

Shoddily put together with strings of hot glue still attached. Sharp metal bit at the end where a bird could easily access with feet or beak. Was not securely attached and so would easily swing around and wiggle. Suction cups did not hold significant weight (like a sodden bird) without sliding down, and were easily popped off. Highly unacceptable.

I’ve not had any issues! It’s what’s to be expected… pvc pipe with suction cups.. my fiberglass shower…it did stick to, but had to be re-adjusted. My pure glass shower, I haven’t had to make any adjustments!

This is so cheaply made it's not even funny. The perch itself is wobbly and the material used for it is cheap as well... the parts that have the suction cups need to be assembled and it was such a loose fit that I ended up putting super glue on each section just so I don't have to worry about them coming apart while my bird is on it. Luckily I only plan on using this in the car on occasion so my bird wont be on it very often. Do yourself a favor and find a better one. This one isn't worth it whatsoever. I honestly wouldn't have paid more than $5 on it if I knew what the quality was.

It was really sturdy and easy to assemble. The perch can swivel around a bit and was tough on the window, only fell off once but I put water and it stayed on. Unfortunately it was purple and my bird hates pink and purple things and would scream her head off and did not want to get on. My parakeet loved it but she doesnt like sitting by the window much.