Editor's pick
Penn-Plax
Cement Perch
A textured cement perch that files nails and beak as the bird stands. A cheap alternative to regular nail trims, used the right way.
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Our take
Like a sand perch, a cement perch has a gritty, tapered surface that wears down nails and beak naturally, saving you and the bird the stress of manual trims. The key with any conditioning perch is moderation: make it one perch among several soft ones, and never the highest perch where the bird sleeps, because standing on grit all night rubs the feet raw. Positioned well, it does a quiet, useful job.
Good to know
- Textured cement surface
- Tapered variable width
- Trims nails and beak
- Several sizes
Who it is for
- Overgrown nails
Who should skip it
- Use as the only or highest perch
- Birds with existing foot sores
