Perch Calcium Rod for Birds Duvo+ S 15 x 2.5 cm

The Perch Calcium Rod for Birds Duvo+ S 15 x 2.5 cm is a combined dietary supplement and perch designed for small to medium caged birds. The compact solid rod delivers supplemental calcium directly at a favored resting place, helping birds maintain beak condition and support skeletal health while allowing normal perching behavior. The product is intended to be mounted inside a birdcage where birds can sit, peck and ingest small amounts of calcium material as needed.

Advantages

This calcium perch provides a dual function as a safe resting branch and a source of dietary calcium without introducing loose powder or granules into the cage. Its size and surface texture encourage beak wear and natural gnawing activity. The solid construction reduces mess compared with loose supplements and the integrated form ensures birds have regular access to supplemental calcium at their perch. Materials are selected to be suitable for routine use in a bird environment.

Suitable for

• Small to medium cage birds such as budgerigars, canaries, finches and lovebirds
• Owners who want an integrated calcium source combined with a resting perch
• Use inside indoor bird cages to support beak maintenance and bone health

Key specifications

• Length: 15 cm
• Diameter: 2.5 cm
• Form: solid rod perch with textured surface for pecking and beak wear
• Intended mounting: inside bird cages as a fixed perch and supplement
• Target species size: small to medium birds

How to use

Attach the calcium rod securely inside the cage at a comfortable height for the birds, ensuring firm fixation to prevent rotation or falling. Position it where birds naturally rest and can easily access the surface for pecking. Monitor consumption and condition of the perch regularly; replace the rod when it becomes significantly worn or contaminated. This product is intended as a supplementary source of calcium and should be used alongside a balanced diet and regular veterinary care.

Usage recommendations

Place the perch in a dry area of the cage, away from direct droppings and food bowls. Observe birds for proper usage and consult an avian veterinarian if you have questions about calcium requirements or if unusual consumption patterns occur.