Keersi Suction Cup Shower Perch Window Wall Stand for Bird Parrot Parakeet Cockatiel Conure African Greys Amazon Cockatoo Budgie Lovebirds Finch Canary Bath Toy (A)

My macaw loved sitting on this in the shower. Perfect!The only thing is that it slides a little bit when it’s wet.Could be because of my big bird but I just tapped it a little bit to keep it from sliding around and it seemed to have fixed the issue.The suction if fine and it’s sturdy

The media could not be loaded.  Shower Perch - ReturnedThe "suction cups" are not suction cups at all but flat pieces of plastic that won't adhere to my shower wall! The yellow side of the perch is loose and moves around. I asked to return this and get a full refund instead of actually allowing me to get a refund they sent me another stupid piece of crap let me reiterate this the first one sucked the second one was identical sucky. I want a refund. I do not want a replacement. This product is poorly made you claim it has suction cups it doesn't it there pieces of plastic that do not work I put a video in there I got bit for your video to show you how it does not work whatsoever I included photos of how terrible this is. Even if you had a smaller bird than I the purchase would still be wobbly if it actually attached to the wall which it does not which defeats the entire purpose of its design and existence.

It’s a bit flimsy, but the pieces could be glued together to solve that problem. My three cockatiels can comfortably sit on it at the same time, so good size. All around, worth what I paid.

Relatively newer bird mom here. Job (aka Jobab), my albino quaker, loves taking showers or taking a swim on his water bowel!! I had no clue these were a thing so I had been letting him hang out in the shower caddy. LOL. Whatever works, right?! Our cockatiels, George and Wheezy, have always preferred spray baths. I rehomed them from a rescue and didn't know much about them, including ther ages, so it has taken a while to earn their trust. They weren't tame, were hand shy, and terrified of human contact. But they both love attention at their comfort level. My son is like his mom and loves our birds. George and Wheezy shower with him because he seems to be their favorite when it comes to handling them.The suction is fantastic. It hasn't fallen once. Typically I have trouble with suction cups, but not with this. I thought I would be taking it in and out each time but we've just left it in place. It's not bulky, inconvenient, or in the way at all. It's not limited to shower use either. I've used it on mirrors, glass and other surfaces in the house to give a better variety with different perch options around the house.

My bird must’ve known… shower, mirror, tried wet, dry, clean… it always fell down. She wouldn’t go near it, then it’d fall so quickly with nothing on it I was glad it freaked her out! I don’t blame them for her being skittish of course, but the suction is horrible.

The blue sand spray wasn’t complete, but it’s pretty sturdy and doesn’t fall down because I cleaned the mirror well and used water on the back of suction cups. He can’t get enough of himself and I can take a shower in peace without him calling for me from the living room.

Maybe I am harsh but don’t put a pic of pink macaw when it can barely hold my African grey!It came in a zip lock bag with no instructions .. not that you need PhD to put it together..the way it came- I will guess it is some guy cutting these in moms basement…not high tech not sturdy.Like I said no way my macaw would be on there.. I kept on waiting for grey to start flapping his wings…but it held up.. now after shower maybe few hours later the top 2 suction thingies came off…It’s cheap enough to keep but PLEASE be careful nothing over african grey!

an issue I've always had it with my African Grey Parrot is her lack of wanting to get into a large shower bowl or dish. I got this perch in hopes that I can eventually get her used to taking showers in the bathroom. I do really like this perch, the three suction cups that it comes with gives it a nice enough adherence to the wall that I don't worry it will fall off with my bird on it. Each of the suction cups has a little tab on it so if you do need to remove it you can pull on the tab to release the section and move it easily. I had to readjust a few times the placement in which I wanted it to be in the shower so that it did not get in my way and also it would be able to be close enough to the shower so that water can flow over it easily. I like how the perch comes with a Sandy texture on the outside for good grip while my bird is in water so she doesn't slip and fall or startle herself. I also like the fact that the perch is movable so while it's not in use I don't need you to take it off of the shower I just turn the perch so that it's flush with the shower and out of my way while it's not being used. Overall pretty good perch now my only issue is going to be trying to get her used to it enough to be able to use it.

Très utile et agréable pour mon oiseau sauf que j’ai du réparer une branche car elle n’était pas bien fixée.

We were having a hassle showering our bird but now she just loves it....opens her wings and whistles away great product and well built. I highly recommend this product.

Very poorly made do not even wish to give this one star, the one i purchased, the screw holes where in the wrong place.The material that adds grip just flaked off.very cheaply made, also the grip material caused my hands to rash so would be very unhappy to allow my parrot to stand on it.

Great item

The suction cups seemed quite good, and they are, but my bird once had a bad surprise when the bottom part fell! It might have been the heater that's close to it that affected the suction, or maybe I hadn't secured it well enough; I might never know. It is sturdy enough for a dove, and probably some bigger birds, but I couldn't say if it would work for the biggest of them.Assembling the perch wasn't too hard, though getting the tubes to stop moving in different directions (and stay straight) as I was trying to put pieces together was just a little bit challenging at times. Still, it's worth it.I bought a smaller perch for my backdoor and liked the fact it had something to stop the poop from falling through, so I used some cardboard and stuck a "receiving station" that I secured with some big tape and also by passing the pipes through it.As you can see, I also flipped the perch around, as someone else in the comment suggested. I thought my bird's view would be less obstructed that way! ;)All in all, I would recommend it! My bird loves looking outside and will go there by itself! I love the fact the bird can decide how to stand on it (body facing the window from the front, the right or the left side)