Cement Perch Cone 2.2×15 cm for Birds — Panama Pet

The Cement Perch Cone 2.2×15 cm for Birds by Panama Pet is a cone-shaped, cement perch designed for small to medium cage birds. It provides a hard, textured surface intended to support natural gripping, promote claw wear and help maintain foot hygiene. The compact 2.2 cm diameter and 15 cm length fit a range of perching positions inside cages or aviaries and can be used as a primary or supplementary perch to diversify foot placement and movement.

Advantages

This cement perch features a rough surface that encourages natural nail abrasion and reduces the need for frequent trimming. Its durable material withstands pecking and daily use, and the cone shape offers varied diameters along the length, which helps distribute pressure across different parts of the foot. The product is simple to install and clean, and its neutral color integrates unobtrusively into most cage interiors.

Suitable for

• Small parrots and parakeets
• Finches and canaries kept in cages
• Lovebirds and cockatiels
• As a supplemental perch for flight cages and aviaries

Key specifications

• Shape: cone-shaped perch providing varying diameter
• Material: cement with textured surface
• Dimensions: approximately 2.2 cm maximum diameter × 15 cm length
• Intended use: indoor cage or aviary perch for perching and claw wear
• Weight: compact and stable when mounted (suitable for small to medium birds)

How to use

Mount the Cement Perch Cone securely inside the cage or aviary where the bird can easily access it. Position it at a height appropriate for the species and avoid placing it directly above food and water to reduce contamination. Inspect the perch regularly for chips or sharp edges and replace it if damaged. Clean the perch periodically with a brush and warm water; avoid harsh chemicals that could leave residues.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the perch gradually, allowing birds time to explore and adapt. Combine the cement cone with softer perches of differing diameters to provide a range of textures and to reduce excessive pressure on the feet. Monitor foot condition and nail length periodically to ensure the perch is providing the intended wear without causing irritation.