Super Bird Creations SB747 Mini Flying Trapeze Bird Toy, Small Bird Size, 6” x 7” x 9”

It looks nice and has plenty of toys for my cockatiel to play with. The size is good for him.

My dusky headed conures absolutely love this. It’s been holding up pretty well too. When needed I certainly will buy more.

i’m getting a bird tomorrow and it’s gonna be very good for him. It’s a budgie. Here is some photos.

My keets really enjoy their trapeze, and I love putting chopped pea shoots and shredded carrots (organic of course) on the trapeze. The the keets love nibbling on their veggies this way, and definitely eat more of them than if I place the veggies in a dish.UPDATE: Sometime after writing my initial review of the trapeze, mykeets did start chewing on the seagrass. My solution: I was able tp purchase inexpensive replacement mats! The best price I found was at mysafebirdstore.com. I purchssed a 12-pack the mats and I believe the per mat price cames to about $2. :DI also have a keet who loves sleeping on the comfy trapeze rather than a perch.*Please note: some reviewers have commented that their birds made fast work of demolishing the trapeze. I also had this experience: the first trapeze i placed in the cage was destroyed in just a day or two. But I decided to try again, and the second one lasted a few days. The 3rd lasted maybe a week. But after that, the chewing stopped almost completely, and I have had this 4th one for a few months. So I encourage you to not be discouraged if your birds have a chew - fest on the first few: after the novelty wears off, the chewing will become less and less, and they will enjoy their trapeze for eating, sleeping and/or just hanging out.***UPDATE & SUGGESTION: I have to admit that the destructive chewing did ultimately become an issue for me! But there's a great somution: just stock up on replacement seagrass mats! I found a store online that specializes in "safebird" products and they sell "mini" seagrass mats! If you buy them by the dozen, the price is very reasonable. So now I am so happy I can continue to provide my keets with the toy they love at a very reasonable price!!!

I think I've tried every toy that's marketed to any bird sized from Finch to Amazon and my cockatiel has snubbed all but one type. I didn't have high hopes for this, especially since she has snubbed the vertical version of this toy that is stuffed with paper. When it came in it hung a bit crooked. There was no way to get it to hang flat, plus the mat area wasn't a square it was more of a triangle, hence the deducted star.After the initial distrust of a new toy, she decided she loves this thing. It only took 2 days for the little "koosh" balls to be eaten off and another day for the initial loops to be chewed off where the mat hooks up to the plastic chains. Fortunately the bottom plastic loops can be opened and hooked around another loop in the grass mat. It's uneven when there's no weight on it but once she stands on it, it just sinks in the middle and all evens out. For the first two weeks I don't think she used a single other perching surface in her cage. Now she's back to moving around but this mat is definitely her favorite thing to sit on.As a toy I'd probably only rate this a 2 or 3 since the toy parts were chewed off right away. As a perching surface this is apparently a 5 for her. I like that the grass is soft on her toes as well so she won't get bumble foot. All together it rates a 4. Once she eats through it I'll definitely get her another.

My pet cockateil loves this swing. It is his favorite toy. He loves it so much. It makes me happy to see him enjoy his swing. I would recommend this swing to other cockateil keepers.

I was worried that this toy would end up being a little small, and was planning on getting the larger size. I'm glad I went with this, as my conure fits perfectly on the seagrass mat. It's a little light, though, and rocks way too much for my birds liking, but that was remedied by attaching a heavy toy to the bottom of it and weighing it down. It did take a while for my bird to warm up to it, but now she plays on it, sleeps on it, and will use it to get around her cage. She loves acrylic toys, and the little trinkets attached are a big hit. When she's chewed through the mat we'll still have those toys left over. My two cockatiels also enjoy chewing on the mat, and now I'm considering buying them their own. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase.(Edit) I reordered this a couple of times in the past year. My conure chews right where the mat attaches to the chains, so I have to adjust it to hang differently a couple times until she shreds most of it to pieces. She has a lot of little acrylic toys left over from these and she loves them so much. She can carry them now that they aren't attached to the chain, and she spends a lot of time chewing on them! I used to be worried about her choking, or getting stuck, but this toy is perfectly safe and her favorite toy she's ever had. My cockatiels will not stand on it, but will spend hours chewing on it if I detach two chains, so it hangs more like a flag than a swing. Once the mat is gone, the cockatiels do enjoy lightly chewing on/batting at the free-hanging chains. I feel like birds around sun/jenday conures and smaller will love this toy in their own way, if not the toy can be converted in many ways to suit what your bird likes.

We found a young lovebird in our yard right before Hurricane Ian and have been unsuccessful in finding her owner thus far. We bought her a nice cage, rope, and toys to help make her comfy while we continue to look for her family but she has no interest in the toys and only uses the rope or perch that is highest. I bought this item in a whim and I’m so glad I did. Within 24 hours of adding it to her cage she is obsessed. She stands on it, lays on it, and sleeps on it. She prefers this item to any other thing in her cage (except her millet). This sweet bird is still very timid so we are excited to see her trying something new. I cannot recommend this item enough.