I have a cage but I am looking for a wood perch replacement. Do you sell it separately?. Thanks
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A dowel, cut to the length you need and notched at the ends to fit the bars, works well. Most DIY stores have dowels in many sizes, so you should be able to get just the right diameter, and most stores will cut the dowels for you if you know the length you need.
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I have been making mine. Find an oak tree branch 2 inches or so. This is betterFor the birds feet.
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I searched here and I know of several other sources of natural branch perches, which are the only perches I use in my cages. If you just use dowels, it is too uniform for the feet. Birds need a variety of sizes so the wear on the bottoms of their feet is not only in one area. Manzanita branches are very strong and chew-resistant but they do need to be roughed up because they are a little slippery. If you choose to use wood branches, check on the internet to be sure they are safe for birds and be sure they have not been treated with pesticides. From what I have read, the best general size for perches is figured out using the measurement of the bird's foot length. That measurement should occupy 75% of the circumference of the wood. There can, of course, be other larger and smaller perches, but the perch that the bird occupies for the most time should be the right size for the foot. I also like the Booda Comfy perches. They are not as easy to clean, but my Amazons love to tear them apart. And please do not use any perches that have sandpaper on them. They advertise that they help keep the nails short, but they also are too rough for the bird's feet. Hope this helps.
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You can try epoxy, I was sorry i bought the cages, they were really junky. we went to a garden store and bought good ones. Terrible product!
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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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I purchased replacement feed troughs directly from Woodlink. They weren't listed in their on-line catalog. So I called them and they were available for sale ($2 each). The phone number for Woodlink is (800) 842-9825.
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2 wooden perches. Depending on how you place them in the cage they fit just fine. My Amazon doesn't use them-too thin for his feet.
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I buy the biggest size petco or petsmart offers and then just cut a slit all the way down the length and put them on the perch, works pretty well.
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I think it is fine, the perch is really sturdy and you will always want to add extra perches of different textures for their feet anyways. It is a great cage we love it!
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it's just the platforms the cage sold separately I think the plat club has it for the same amount and you could buy it to pieces that would probably be better
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Don't know. I tried to email to company once about another cage I bought off them but got no response, you can always try though
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I have my platform still in the box if you buy the cage and want to purchase the platforms for me let me know I'll give into at a cheaper price
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I wish I could find one. I have the hammock and nowhere to use it. Good luck.
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Hello, I found the part numbers for the tray and ramp listed in the cage instructions: http://www.waremfginc.com/ShowPDF.ashx?id=01930%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20&rel=Instructions But I don't know if they are available just by themselves. I could see about setting up a special order if you wanted to contact me by email. Thanks, Ryan SJK Products Inc. ryans@sjkproducts.com
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Ouch. I wish I could help If I recall there was a trick in setting up the perches and I almost broke the perches before I figured out the trick.I suggest contacting the seller and pleading your case.
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I'm not sure who the manufacturer is, but you can contact Woodcraft customer service at 800-535-4482. They sell Vika and should be able to either put you in contact with the manufacturer or supply the parts you need. I've always found Woodcraft to be extremely helpful with situations such as this. Good luck!
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Hi Tracy - I'm in one state and the perch in another. So sorry I cannot answer the question for you.
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I bought a cart for this cage from Amazon called "Honey-Can-Do", item CRT01451. I believe it was in the home section under heavy duty rolling cart. It has been outstanding for this bird cage. I have 5 parakeets in the cage and roll it on the cart in and out of my porch---up and down one step easily. It's great!
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I agree that you should first call Penn state. While not on the same subject, I have called them in the past and found them to be very helpful. Next best bet would be to try a local Woodcraft dealer, if available, as he might be able to order one for you. Good luck.