Give tropical and exotic birds the warmth they crave. A heated bird cage perch warms feet, where birds need it the most, reduces stress caused by cold drafts and air conditioning and increases blood circulation in the feet reducing health problems.

The heated perch's irregular shape mimics a tree branch to help reduce foot cramping and pressure sores and lets each bird find their own comfortable spot. The bird perch's temperature ranges from 99 to 107 degrees along the perch so birds can choose the amount of warmth they need.

Made of scratch resistant, non-toxic plastic, the heated bird cage perch cleans easily with soap and water.

• Small size for Finches, Cockatiels, Parakeets and Canaries
• Medium size for Amazons, African Greys and Pionus Parrots
• Large size for Macaws, Large Cockatoos and Toucans



• Protects from harmful effects of air conditioning and cold drafts
• Reduces cold-related stress
• Warms birds at their feet
• Great for use with a sick bird
• Irregular shape helps reduce foot cramping and pressure sores
• Thermostatically controlled to optimum body temperature
• Temperature ranges from 99 to 107 degrees along the perch
• Made of sturdy scratch and bite resistant non-toxic plastic
• Easy to clean with soap and water
• Safe, consistent source of warmth
• Stabilizes bird's environment
• Attaches easily through cage wires
• Wide flange keeps bird away from electricity cord
• Steel wire wrapped cord sits safely outside cage
• Does not cause dried feathers or sleep problems like heat lamps
• Not meant to be the only perch in the bird cage
• Designed to be used year-round



• 12 Volts
• Small: 5 watts
• Medium: 10 watts
• Large: 15 watts
• 6 foot long electric cord

Cold drafts from air conditioning and winter weather are hard on tropical birds and are a major cause of their health problems. A heat lamp dries out feathers and can cause sleep disorders because of the constant light. A heated bird cage perch allows the bird to choose when to use it! The heated bird cage perch's temperature varies from 99° F to 107 ° F along the length of the perch so your bird can select the right amount of warmth they need. The heat warms bird feet, increasing blood circulation and decreasing cold-related stress.

Captive birds are prone to foot problems which can lead to or indicate other serious bird health conditions. Smooth, hard perches cause foot problems such as bumblefoot, an indicator of serious health problems. An irregular shaped perch with bumps, ridges and uneven edges can actually promote better blood circulation in bird feet, helping birds stay healthier. The irregular shape also allows each bird some choice in finding the most comfortable spot for him at that time.

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View of the perch cord's wide
flange from the outside of
the bird cage.