Prevue Pet Products Flight Cage Metal Steel Bird Crate, Multi-Bird Home Stackable Cage for Birds, Home Crate for Extra-Small Pet Parakeets, Finches, and More, White

This cage is perfect for small birds like finches, canaries or sparrows who like room to fly. It is solid, though I did choose to zip tie the sides just to be extra safe, and the wire is close together so small birds are unable to get loose from it. The bottom has a wire grate over a tray that can slide out for cleaning. I personally lay potty pads on the grate, as my pet pigeon likes to walk on the ground and wire isn't great for their feet, so this way is best for me. The doors have small notches that lock them into place so naughty birds cannot push the guillotine doors up and get out, or get caught, nor can a naughty kitty open them and get IN. This is a small seeming thing but I have had cages without this feature in the past and been neurotically twist tying, wiring, or clipping caribiners on each door to close them securely, so I love this feature. The cage comes with two bowls that fit into the two side doors for food and water. They are smaller bowls but work well and I have been using them. The large center door is two doors- one for cleaning access, the other to put the bird in and out I presume. Both have the locking system on them for safety. I am very happy with this cage, and my little rescue pigeon is as well. He enjoys having more space to move freely and the cage is quality and should last a good long time. Prevue has a good reputation and when I looked for cages, this was the best quality, best size, and best price I could find.

We really love this cage. It’s attractive and has a nice large surface area, which works perfectly for our Diamond Dove since they tend to walk more than they fly. That was a big reason we chose this one, and it’s been a great fit for her needs. Another big plus is that we were able to remove the bottom grate pretty easily. Diamond Doves need a flat surface since they don’t walk well on bars, so this was important for us and worked out great. It was a bit of a project removing the grate but with a pair of pliers and a couple zip ties it works well. The only downside is that the front door is a bit difficult to open. I have to pull fairly hard, and it can shake the cage, which makes our bird a little nervous. I may try to adjust it slightly, but it’s something to be aware of. Overall, we’re very happy with it and it’s been a great setup for our bird.

I've switched between cages and this is the best one I've had. It is a perfect size, easy to clean, the birds love it.

Short List: Pros: -The price. I've seen smaller cages for more expensive! - Simple to set up. No tools required, at least not in my experience. - Quite sturdy for being a folding cage. - Space. Though this isn't going to satisfy a bird's need to fly around, there is enough space for them to hop from perch to perch and climb about. - Easy to clean. Cons: -A little easy to bend, sadly. Not surprising, and not enough to be of concern, but still notable. - Space: Both a pro and a con; there is enough for your bird's comfort for the night or to sit and rest/play, but not enough to flat-out fly. Detailed review: The cage is simple, but sturdy. It does the job if you're looking to have 1-2 small birds (which I was, works perfectly for my two Parakeets). There is room for their toys, extra perch, and a swing. They have room to hop around, and don't seem to be anxious or cramped. Granted, my roommate and I let the birds have free-range of the room during the day since there is no room for them to fly in this cage, really. No paint chipping, no rusting, though the cage wire was somewhat easy to bend (not that this caused any need for concern. It wasn't enough for the birds to squeeze out or get stuck, and it's not weak enough for them to bend themselves). Granted, the bending may be from my heavy-handed roommate. The dishes feel/look flimsy, but hold up very well. Despite this, I'm expecting to need to replace them sooner rather than later. The two perches are nice, the birds love them. One of them was a little warped, curving inward somewhat, but the birds like it that way. The removable tray in the bottom is VERY handy when it comes to cleaning! It's easy to remove, and easy to clean. All in all, I'd say this is worth the money as a starter cage for a few small birds. Please note that I've only tried this with my two parakeets, so I wouldn't know how it works for other species. I'd say to be wary if you're getting it for something tiny, though, as the bars CAN bend... Or on the other end of the spectrum, obviously don't get this for a larger/stronger bird. That one should be obvious though.

I bought this for my single finch after he lost his mate. I wanted him to get used to the cage before I got him a new mate. He loves this cage and flies all over in it. I put the back perch up as high as he could still sit on it and far back in the cage. Then I put the front perch about midway down and as far at the front as possible. This gives him a lot of flight room. He is using all that new space and working on learning some new tricks. I kind of agonized over this cage as it wasn't "cute" and also I thought from the way it looked I'd really have a lot more seeds and feathers scattered around. I did order a seed skirt, but really, in the ten days that I had the cage up without the skirt, I had LESS seeds and feathers outside the cage than from my other cage! The slide out tray is great and is so easy to pull out and clean. I think the grate being above the solid floor is what makes for less mess outside the cage. I thought I'd hate the wire grate floor, but surprisingly, my finch utilizes this floor much more than he did the solid one in his old cage. Could it be it is more like a perch to him? I have a water dish I set down for him to bathe in and I enjoy being able to pull out the tray without having to reach in and move his water and disturb him. And lastly the doors! There are three small push up doors in the front, one of which is within a larger push up door which can be propped open. There is also a spring loaded door, small, on one side. The provided dishes just slip inside the push up doors and are so easy to move in and out and easy to slip something in to the dish. I use them mainly for treats as I moved his old feed and water dishes into the new cage so he wouldn't be anymore stressed than necessary. He loves eating treats from his new dishes and I love the fact it is so easy to slip things in and out of the cage! Very glad I bought this.

This was the absolute perfect cage for my pair of finches and offered me a complete setup for a great price. It is easy to clean. It has a large main door that slides up and tips out to hold itself open. The pan that pulls out under the wire cage floor is large; it fits U-Haul packing papers nearly perfectly-I only have to make one fold. The spring loaded side door makes placing the perches, or removing them for cleaning, easy. The cage offers spaciousness for plenty of flight and activity. The water/food dishes are large and stay in place well. My birds bathe in the deep water dish (yes, they are large enough for a finch to bathe in)so I have no need to purchase a separate bird bath for them. I often find both birds cuddling together in the food dish (they are sooo roomy). The cage also has two carrying handles on the sides, which I find useful when I have to move it to vacuum. I'm exceptionally pleased with this cage! Update 12/15/2013: This cage has held up great. I'm still so happy I bought it. My eight pound cat likes to lay on top of it to watch the birds. I didn't think it would be able to withstand that type of abuse, but surprisingly it has! And my finches still seem happy, too! :)

Seriously, you slide it out of the box, unfold and clip the sides in place, put the perches in and, voila, instant bird cage. I have two small, slightly bigger than budgies, parakeets. They have a larger cage for day to day, but I wanted something that they could go outside in. It needed to be lightweight so I can move it onto and off a cart, and large enough, well, to be honest that they won't be right at the door, when I go to close them in. :-) But, also so they've got a little room to stretch their wings when they go for some fresh air. This seems perfect -still trying to convince them to go in, so I won't know how well it works in use until they realize there's millet in there. The downside of the lightweight/easy assembly is that is seems rather flimsy. It has the guillotine doors, so I used c-clips (the ones for bird toys) to hold the one door open and the rest firmly shut. Aside from that, the only problem I would have with this cage is that, for my birds, I use paper on top of the grate rather than having them standing directly on the grate when they're checking out the floor. It would be easier to change the paper if the grate could be slid out, but I don't expect I'll ever be changing the paper while the birds are in this cage so no big.

Update: I previously gave this 4 stars but I knocked one down because one of my lovebirds keeps escaping from this! The other never tries but the persistent sucker knows how to lift the doors and wiggle his way out which is really not safe. Decided to down size my giant cage for my lovie because he’s out of his cage most of the day and it was too bulky. This way I could also put his cage in his favorite room to hang out. Putting it together was easy but the bars are so flimsy I had to be careful not to bend them. Especially because my bird is an escape artist when he’s in there so there can’t be any wider spaces. The doors are little bit of a pain to open but I guess I’m just used to the big heavy iron cages. I do still really like this cage and would buy again as a starter cage. Hoping for something bigger and sturdier when I have the room.

Ever wonder why cage manufacturers make bird cages high instead of wide????? I do! The only thing that I see that flies up and down is a helicopter! I was helping my mom getting everything she need in order to house a new canary. I insisted that she get a flight cage for her bird instead so that her canary can have exercise and lots of room for movement. This cage does not disappoint! It is absolutely huge for the bird and the little guy does love it - he is all over the place in the cage getting good exercise and wing use, which are important for a healthy bird! I saw some reviews where people complained about the strength of the cage all I can say is that the cage is perfect for a canary, finch, budgie types of birds.... a larger and strong bird like a medium to large parrot could definitely bend the bars, but it isn't a parrot cage. I am assuming too if you dropped something heavy on the cage the bars would bend, but then again, it is only made to house a small bird!!!! I would love to see Prevue come out with a stand for this cage because not all people have the table top space for this cage. I would recommend this cage for anyone who is looking at getting a small bird! Good job Prevue!!!!!!!!

I was able to assemble this cage in 2 minutes max. The cage is very spacious and there are 3 smaller doors with one big door to add things to the cage. There is also a side door. My budgie is very happy in his new cage and I can't wait to add toys and more perches. Overall great cage and happy I bought it.

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I received my order in a very fast time from Date of purchase. I have in the past bought other cages but have to say that this ranks as a great purchase indeed. Well constructed easy to assemble in a very short time, when co nstructed proved to be an very sturdy. As a result I have ordered another one and mentioned my satisfaction and recommended this particular to by bird keeping friends.

Good backup cage for our four cockatiels. East enough to assemble and good quality. Gets dirty quick but expected since it’s a white cage.