2 Color, Extra Large Wrought Iron Dome Top for Macaw Goffin's Cockatoo Cockatiels African Grey Amazon Parrots Green Cheek Conures Caique Bird Cage with Rolling Stand

This birdcage is the roomy new home for my Goffin's cockatoo. The cage was delivered in two boxes, making the total weight easier to manage. Assembly of the cage was straightforward, especially with a second person to help hold the biggest pieces together, until they can be attached with screws. Except for the food-catching skirt, the screws went smoothly and solidly into threaded sockets on the connecting cage sections. The food catching skirt was attached with small nuts and bolts. One of the cage bars was slightly bent when I opened the box, but was relatively easy to straighten with a pliers and it has not been a problem. In addition to the front spring latch, there is a back-up piece of metal at the top of the door, which must be held open at the same time the main door latch is pulled back, to ooen the door. My bird is a master at opening cage latches, and this back-up closure has kept her inside the cage, but it is still easy enough for me to take her out. She has now used this cage for almost a month. So far, all of the parts have been fairly easy to wipe clean. The bottom pan and the food-catching skirt are especially smooth and are easily cleared of droppings. The cage came with one long wooden perch and two stainless steel food bowls, along with the hardware necessary to install the food bowls on each side of the cage. There are small doors that can be opened right over each of the food bowls, to make access easy. Overall, this is a nice cage for my medium-sized bird.

Lovely and elegant, the little things have been considered in its design. Relatively easy to assemble, good quality with easy maintenance features. It has numerous doors and bowls, easy to clean trays, and double latch for the entry door to make sure it stays secure. Advise you to get more perches and stronger tools than comes with them. Instructions are typically sketchy but they suffice. The birds are delighted as am I. Thank you.

For the price not bad, however the instructions are not great and a few pre drilled holes didn’t match up. New holes had to be drilled. But as far as looks, great looking cage.

You can feed the bird without him having access to the hands. You can remove the feed cups easily but the bird can not. I removed the door for the nesting box and his bird bath hangs off the side of the cage PERFECT! Every door locks, including the grate and catch tray in the bottom. I would even say this cage is probably big enough to hold Rajah....or a blue and gold macaw....comfortably, provided you paid attention to how you put the perches in it. The seed guards around the bottom don't just rest in slots. It actually has a lip that slides INTO the cage so no cracks for the food that the bird minus lips can scatter everywhere. Really a great well thought out designed cage. I am sure Mickey doesn't think so. He has been sitting up there in the back contemplating life ever since I stuck his fluffy feathered butt in there. Only con is the directions. I believe they were written when this cage went together only using one kind of screw. It does not any more. Big screws go in the cage it's self. Short screws are for the dish rings. Mid-sized screws are for all the latches and somewhere amid all those big screws are two that are just slightly bigger thread width. Those go in the two dishes on the top perch. Those two screws WILL mess you up as you try to assemble this cage if you do not pull them out at the very start. They look so much like the rest of the big screws. You REALLY have to look at them to see which two are those miscellaneous screws. For those people who claim the dishes have to be wiggled to get them out....they do not. Look at the dishes. There is a bevel on them on the side wall. That bevel faces the door when you put them in. If you put them in correctly, no need to wiggle them when they come out. The cage could have more bubble wrap in the box and the bigger box definitely needs thicker cardboard at the ends because the cage was poking threw the box at both ends when it arrived to me. Other than that this is a very well thought out designed cage!

This would be great cage but the screws came already stripped. The holes also don’t aligned together. Some of the holes the screws would go in were partially covered as shown in the picture provided. Instruction are also not the clearest but it’s not hard to figure out. Great size and nice looking cage.

I purchased two of these cages, one is so bent we had to pull it to shape. The weld on the door hinges were broken off, we had to add screws and pray it didn't snap. The front door is not placed well at all. Make sure you have assistance for someone tall enough to reach into the top to add toys and perches. In my opinion a small door access above the main door is needed. If It wasn't for my husband being so tall I'd definitely return both.

I love it! Had no problems putting it together. Its heavy duty metal , doors work well and lock well, shipped quick, comes with a heavy duty wood perch which was a huge plus! I definitely would buy it again if I needed one.

Overall this is a nice cage for the price. Metal is nice and sturdy. My yellow-naped amazon has pleanty of room to stretch his wings and play with his toys. There are pleanty of doors for food. The top opens up nicely, but the snack bowls that come with it do not fit appropriately and they can fall out very easily. The instructions that come with the cage are terrible but I was able to figure it out. I took 2 people to put it together. The worst part was that there were several bent pieces, especially at the bottom where the tray slides in. Also had to force some of the srews in because the holes were too small. The cage is delivered in two seperate boxes. One is super heavy. I attached a few photos for reference. If there were no bent parts, I would give it a 5.