Can you replace the wooden parts? I feel that my Green Cheek would destroy the wooden perches within a month.
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Unfortunately, Prevue Pet does not offer any substitutions for the wood pieces on this playstand and since we have never been asked about something such as this, I'm afraid I do not have any suggestions either. The only thing we might be able to suggest would be to replace the wood with another material but this may raise safety concerns with the bird which of course we wouldn't recommend.
1636784
Wood is too sensitive. It would crack for sure. Don't try drilling any additional holes in it.
174217
I would sugguest buying a different bed with sturdier wood. We had ours for less than 6 months my 4 year old and wife sat on it at the same time and the frame and head board piece snapped in half. Sorry hope that helps
1855149
You can remove the perches. There is a screw on the bottom that allows you to remove the perches.
1801475
I have the Coveside panoramic feeder. There is no finish that I see on mine. They have kept it quite natural. I have other types of window feeders and the same with those also. If you were to put certain finishes on it, it might make the birds sick. I'm happy with mine. My older window feeder has been in the window for probably 5 years or more and no damage to that wood either. You will be happy, I'm sure.
383187
Absolutely not! However, if you are semi handy you can take it apart and fix it some times. It's a simple critter. Also they cover that in warranty I am told! Good luck!
1626391
all cages are made that way now days so, what I do is use a old tooth brush . You can also spray the grill with pam ( take the birds out first ) once a month it will make it easier to keep clean .
1750690
My Africa Grey chews wood like crazy. He will pick at the inside plastic lining but it is tough. I suppose he might get through it if left in there for a whole day or more but so far it just has a rough spot. The plastic is very durable. So just for transporting and visiting it is great!
154621
The blades are not the best. It depends on how much you use them and what kind of wood you are planing. You will have to replace them after a short time.
2159150
Same thing happened to me. I hope to be able to glue it again. Don't you think it can be done?
47874
mine lasted a month and then the wand broke. I "glued" it together with J-B WELD epoxy and it held, but broke in another spot on the wand within a minute. I like the idea of drilling it out and replacing with something stronger... or slipping some kind of sleeve over it. My cat loves it and can't understand why he can no longer play with it. Poor Kitty.
797745
Sorry to hear about that you middle section is broken. I know how easy it is to break, it's pretty delicate. I haven't seen it anywhere to get replacement parts, but try to contact the vendor, perhaps they can help you out.
2052648
You could loose it or age effects the plastic over time, but I found them easy to clean with the aid of a small bottle brush for the glass part. The feeder comes apart easily and goes back together the same. I would buy them again. Good Luck and happy birding.
1952201
Nope, the wood is very soft and rats are notorious chewers, they would be out before you put your tools away after building it. Sorry.
745246
I got all the parts,,,but the covers over screws fell off after a couple of days and cat and dog chewed them,,,I was afraid they would be impacted and have to go to a vet and cost money...you were screwed,,,sorry
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My African Grey, a little bit larger bird than this stand was designed for, was initially terrified of it. I removed most of the extras, the toy hanger across the top, the swing, the bridge and eventually even the food dishes because he wasn't using them and they just collected his mess. The wooden bar is now the highest point and just serves as a perch, though he has begun using the side bars as a perch as well. I can entice him down to the base with food but I've quit giving him food there as I'd prefer he doesn't learn to climb off the thing and he still manages to distribute food about the room. My African Grey, a little bit larger bird than this stand was designed for, was initially terrified of it. I removed most of the extras, the toy hanger across the top, the swing, the bridge and eventually even the food dishes because he wasn't using them and they just collected his mess. The wooden bar is now the highest point and just serves as a perch, though he has begun using the side bars as a perch as well. I can entice him down to the base with food but I've quit giving him food there as I'd prefer he doesn't learn to climb off the thing and he still manages to distribute food about... » Read More My African Grey, a little bit larger bird than this stand was designed for, was initially terrified of it. I removed most of the extras, the toy hanger across the top, the swing, the bridge and eventually even the food dishes because he wasn't using them and they just collected his mess. The wooden bar is now the highest point and just serves as a perch, though he has begun using the side bars as a perch as well. I can entice him down to the base with food but I've quit giving him food there as I'd prefer he doesn't learn to climb off the thing and he still manages to distribute food about the room. « Show Less
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Have not had an issue with any replacement parts as yet. Probably contact Perky Pet directly. Sorry. Ed K