The Soft Sided Tent (Extra Large) is designed to provide birds with a comfortable and sheltered space within their cage. Featuring a soft sherpa lining and a sturdy plastic base, this tent-like bed ensures warmth and security. The extra-large size accommodates various bird species, making it an ideal choice for pet owners looking to enhance their birds' living environment. With its machine washable fabric, cleaning is effortless, allowing you to maintain a hygienic space for your feathered friends.
USD 19.70
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Soft Sided Tent (Extra Large)
USD 19.70
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Standard(Default)
Product Details
Description
Soft Sided Tent
this tent-like bird bed keeps birds warm and sheltered inside the cage. They'll love hiding out inside because it's lined with soft sherpa. Two open ends ease access and create a fun tunnel in which your bird can also play. Outer fabric is made of tough poly/cotton twill. Easy care - just toss in the machine to wash.
In the wild, birds nest and hide within the dense tree canopies or jungle undergrowth. These cozy, warm retreats offer shelter and security, as well as protection from the elements. Your caged bird also needs an enclosed space in which to hide or just get away. Soft bed bunkers are an economical way to give your bird the shelter they need.
Key Benefits:
A cozy sleeping tent for your feathered friend
Machine washable. Soft fleece sides with a durable plastic insert at bottom
Includes two 2.5mm 100% stainless steel quick links
Exterior Dimensions: 10" x 7.5" x 7.5"
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