Large Bird Rope Swing with Colorful Globe Design, Knots, Bells and 32-Inch Hanging Enrichment
Large Bird Rope Swing with Colorful Globe Design, Knots, Bells and 32-Inch Hanging Enrichment
Bird rope swing enrichment gives large companion birds a colorful place to climb, perch, chew and explore inside the cage. The globe-shaped design uses tightly wound cotton ropes with large knots, frayed ends, plastic shapes and metal bells for varied tactile and sensory engagement.
The 1411 swing hangs from a heavy-duty link attachment and measures 32 inches high by 19 inches wide. Its rope surface supports beak and foot exercise while the suspended layout creates a dedicated play and preening area for large birds.
Bonka Bird Toys identifies this item as the 1411 Huge Globe Rope Swing. Hang it securely in a suitable bird habitat and inspect the ropes, knots, links and attached pieces regularly for wear.
Features
- Colorful globe-style hanging bird swing
- Tightly wound cotton rope surface with large knots
- Frayed rope ends and plastic shapes for varied interaction
- Metal bells add gentle sound during play
- Heavy-duty link attachment for hanging
- Supports climbing, perching, beak exercise, foot exercise and preening activity
Specifications
- Product type: Large bird rope swing
- Model: 1411
- Height: 32 inches
- Width: 19 inches
- Weight: 5 lbs
- Attachment: Heavy-duty link
- Source-described components: Cotton ropes, large knots, frayed ends, plastic shapes and metal bells
- Variant: Default Title
Frequently Asked Questions
What birds is this rope swing intended for?
It is intended for large companion birds, including large parrots, as reflected in the product description and tags.
What are the swing dimensions?
The swing is listed as 32 inches high and 19 inches wide.
What activities does the swing support?
It supports climbing, perching, beak and foot exercise, sensory interaction and preening activity.
How does the swing attach to a cage or habitat?
It hangs from the included heavy-duty link attachment; secure it to a suitable cage or bird habitat.
What should I check before continued use?
Inspect the ropes, knots, link, bells and plastic shapes regularly, and remove the swing if any part becomes damaged.