We will be moving soon &amp; will need to move the perch. I assume the Velcro it came with will not be reusable. How can we re-mount it in our new place?
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They sell velcro at Walmart in office supply and arts n craft section....be sure to replace all velcro
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DIP THE SUCTION CUPS IN BOILING WATER TO SOFTEN THEM! DRY THEM AND IMMEDIATELY PUT THEM BACK IN THE WINDOW. I did this a week ago and the perch is sturdier than ever. And it is the middle of winter in MN!
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Hi, the pad is attached by Velcro and comes with one replacement. I have a 17lb Bengal cat and he has not pulled perch out of wall, but he does not have far to jump. You must attach it to wooden studs behind your sheet rock. Or use Mollys. My cats love them. I have 3 cats and 2 small perches. Good luck, Louise
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The felt pad came pre-attached. You can order replacements, but none came with it. It's very thick solid felt.Don't know about holding a jumping cat with drywall only mounting. It doesn't seem like it. I really think you should mount it in a stud.
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Not sure I really understand the question or why you would want to move it. Regardless, we do not move ours, so I do not know if it will loose the adhesive properties.
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I don't have it here as I purchased it for someone else. But best I can remember it has no mounting holes. If I were to mount it I may use Velcro tape. It's not real heavy and should hold it fine.
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I mounted mine with some super heavy duty Velcro, the adhesive was already on the strips. It worked great!
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Sorry just saw you're question. The little hooks need something to hook on to. We had a broken one and used a plastic zip tie, which might work for you. Ours has been up since fall and it's still shiny and in good shape. Very happy with it.
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I have two of these and my cat loves it. Make sure that the legs are in the right slot. This is based on the width of the widow sill. but you will find out that the Velcro does not last very long.
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Remove the screw holding the bottom perches together and separate the perches. The perches each have a small protrusion that engages the corresponding holes in the bottom casting. This allows the plastic cylinder to be pulled up from the bottom casting which can now be removed from the cage by removing the four screws on the bottom for further cleaning.
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Yes, you can move it. The adhesive sticker that the other reviewer refers to is used to provide a smooth base when using the mount on a non-smooth surface, so it can't be moved you've attached it. However the mount itself can still be removed and used on any smooth or even relatively smooth surface.
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No hook on it or anything, but if you are handy, you can probably hot glue a little fishing line to the parrots neck and hang it with that. I have mine in a cage on my front porch. It's feet has wires on them so I wrapped it around the perch in the cage. Hope that helps.
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Mine's got some time left on it so I haven't an answer. Might go to an arts & crafts store like Hobby Lobby...I won't but if you don't have any problems with that company they may have some velcro strips you could use...
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Just pull up after loosing two mounting screws. Leave mounts attached to deck.
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I had the same problem after a few years. If you're handy and don't mind putting some effort into it you can scrape off the Velcro (and most if the adhesive )from the metal. Go to Home Depot or other hardware store with a sample of the piece you ripped off and you can find a close enough match that has a sticky backing. Cut it to size and stick it on. Good as new.... Sort of.
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I don't think you could move it after it is placed. There is a lot of detail in it that I believe would be ruined if you tried to relocate it.
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sorry for me the velcro did not hold the lazy pet window perch as secure as it should be. so I ended up putting a few nails in it.