Treat n Seek Cardboard Corner Perch
5.0 / 5.0
(1) 1 total reviews
Mini foraging playground—perfect corner fun for your pet’s cage!
✈️ Delivery and Click & Collect
✈️ Delivery and Click & Collect
Dispatch: Orders placed before 12pm are dispatched same day. Excluding orders place during weekends or public holidays.
Click & Collect: Usually ready within 24hrs from our local Warehouse in D'aguilar, QLD.
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ℹ️ Description
ℹ️ Description
A clever twist on the classic platform perch—this sturdy cardboard block is shaped to nestle right into the corner of your bird’s cage, creating a cosy little nook for resting, perching, or just hanging out.
It secures easily with a wing nut and sturdy plastic washers on each side. When the support poles get worn down from chewing (which they will!), simply remove them for safety without any hassle.
Add some treats or dried herbs on top for a fun, hidden-foraging challenge! This perch also makes a fantastic corner activity station for small pets like rats, mice, and rabbits.
A simple, enriching upgrade that turns any corner into a cosy retreat for your curious flock.
📏 Dimensions
📏 Dimensions
Approx 11cm x 11cm x 4cm
🦜 Best Suited For
🦜 Best Suited For
🦜 Suitable for Small to Medium sized birds
🐭 Suitable for Rats, Mice & Rabbits
💡Pixie Tip
💡Pixie Tip
These make the best little foraging stations for both your birds and small pets. Simply add some of your flocks favourite foraging materials and treats on top! The perfect mini foraging playground right in the corner of your pets cage! 🦜
🛡️ Safety Tip
🛡️ Safety Tip
Some products may wear down or develop small pieces over time. Please inspect daily and remove immediately if damaged or broken — your pet’s safety is always our top priority. 💛
Once the support poles get chewed or worn out, just remove them for safety.

I had previously bought the smaller rectangle version of this- my 2 cockatiels just love them. The beads were the first to go- and even after months of “chomping”, are still going strong.
