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Dr. Rob is a world renowned avian veterinarian in Sydney, Australia. He was the veterinary consultant for the Northern Territory Nature and Conservation Commission for a scientific study of the disease status in the wild population of the endangered Gouldian Finches as it related to a "Recovery Plan".

 

 

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Sandy Perches™
 mount to almost any cage,
 inside or out,
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and a wing-nut (included).
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 I have at least one Sandy Perch in each of my cages and flights. In most cages I also have one of the Sandy Swings. I was amazed that my Gouldians really love the Swings. I guess that I always thought that swings were meant for Parakeets.

I rarely, if ever, have to trim any of my bird's beaks because they use the Sandy Perches themselves to maintain both their nails and beaks. I always place one of the Sandy Perches at the highest point in the cage where the birds normally roost and one of the smaller Sandy Perches is positioned so that the birds must stand on it to take a drink of water. I've never seen a bird yet that didn't wipe it's beak after drinking!

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Safe, wet or dry
Leaves feet soft
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1/3 the weight
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Trims toenails & beaks better
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Veterinarian preferred

 vs

Concrete perches

Cold on bird’s feet
Can cause burns when wet
Dries out bird’s feet
Unnatural shapes
Too heavy
May break if dropped
Trims well
Wears out
Veterinarian recommended










 

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