Protecting your walls

[M&M Ninja]

This isn't really a cage question, but it's kind of cage adjacent.

How do y'all protect your walls from splashy baths and food flinging? I'm considering hanging a sheet so that I can throw it in the wash, but I also like the idea of some sort of board that is more easily wiped down than my walls. If possible, it'd be nice if the solution didn't attract a beak or look really unsightly.

 

[JjEjFjF]

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[DonnaBudgie]

This isn't really a cage question, but it's kind of cage adjacent.

How do y'all protect your walls from splashy baths and food flinging? I'm considering hanging a sheet so that I can throw it in the wash, but I also like the idea of some sort of board that is more easily wiped down than my walls. If possible, it'd be nice if the solution didn't attract a beak or look really unsightly.

Hang a plain or clear shower curtain behind the cage from a rod or cable that's hanging from the ceiling from large cup hooks.

Apply clear contact paper (plastic film that goes in cupboards) to wall areas needing protection.

Attach a thin plexiglass sheet (drill holes in it) to the wall or install twist in metal hooks and hang plexiglass sheet from hooks.

 

[M&M Ninja]

Hang a plain or clear shower curtain behind the cage from a rod or cable that's hanging from the ceiling from large cup hooks.

Apply clear contact paper (plastic film that goes in cupboards) to wall areas needing protection.

Attach a thin plexiglass sheet (drill holes in it) to the wall or install twist in metal hooks and hang plexiglass sheet from hooks.

Great ideas! Thank you.

 

[rheashard2]

Shower curtains work great and have a big advantage. If you travel bit of masking tape holding curtains in place will give your bird a sense of home. This can help lower travel anxiety.