Parrot Training Perch Stand with Potty Tray (T Perch Hardwood, Medium)

Ease to use. The stand could be a bit more sturdy. I made it a part of one of my tree areas so that our parrot could feel comfortable stepping onto it.

For me this standing pole for the big birds really worked and saved me tons of time cleaning the food I give my macaw and it was easy to clean her poop when it fell in the tray

It’s garbage for such a high price ! The instructions are not clear and even though it looks like it’s easy to put together it does not stay together as you tried to screw in the pieces. I don’t recommend you buy this item.Quality is poor , and no way to reach customer service

Nice stand for my amazon, sturdy and good looking stand

The quality is a bit cheap but good enough not to use everyday.The top perch swivels and is unstable for the Yellow Nape Amazon and African Grey Congo.I've contacted the seller a few times about this and they don't respond.

I purchased this stand for my African Grey. It was very easy to assemble and very sturdy. My bird loves it. I use it and move it around my house so my bird can hang out with me. I would definitely recommend it. Very happy with purchase.

Was concerned about the small base and how sturdy it would be with my blue and gold on top. Have had it a month now and have yet to have her knock it over. The telescoping perch makes it easy to get her tail out of the mess she creates on the SS disk. The low/narrow profile base makes it perfect to slide up next to a chair or couch and the pole rests on/next to the furniture for added stability. It does have some sway to it but I am finding that a plus to keep my Demon from becoming overly animated. That little bit seems to keep her mindful of her balance. The wood perch itself is made of soft wood that a chewer will go through quickly so keep that in mind when you throw out a branch from an old perch. A little DIY and you will have a great stand.

I've never left a review, but the guy who makes these is a parrot trainer, and I was super disappointed to work with it. (I have the t-stand) I think it's a ripoff for the price. My main issue with it is that the top constantly unscrews itself. Not great when you are teaching baby macaws how to fly as you have to screw the perch back on constantly, and it never feels secure. I would say that the bottom base is way too small to be advertising these for big birds; I wouldn't let my Macaw on it after one training session. I honestly wouldn't even target on here; it would be better to get a nice tripod and bolt a camera screw into a perch and screw that in, and you could take it outside on the uneven ground.