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HomeDog SuppliesDog ApparelBrand New Aviary Bird Cage 30x18x18, Black |
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 Great Cage For the Price Dec 27, 2008
I bought this cage for my two doves and it is working very well. It does take a little work putting it together, I had to play with the alignment of the bottom tray a little until it was all even.
The bars at the bottom are a bit too close together, the dove poop tends to get stuck on top (eww) but otherwise it's a great cage.
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 Quality product and price! Nov 29, 2008
I purchased one of these cages to re-locate one of my rescue birds (Buzz the sparrow) into a smaller cage. He adapted within a day, and has plenty of room to move around.
The cage was very easy to set up (5 minutes) and very easy to move around for cleaning. The size is perfect and price was great too. :)
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great cage! Mar 29, 2008
Easy to assemble, but it also helps to bend the hooks closed once it's together. Great quality for the price. Probably purchase a few more.
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great size... Feb 18, 2008
perfect size for parakeets to spread their wings, easy to put together, no matter what you hear, just unfold it! and all around good buy.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Good Value Feb 14, 2008
Bought this cage for a cockatiel (fine for him--probably not for larger billed bird) Wanted a fairly large cage but due to room size and furniture constraints could not get a free standing or other "tall" cage. This fits perfectly on old wooden chest. Looked at a number of cages before purchasing this one. Price/value excellent. Was not nearly as difficult to put together as another review implied (5-10 minutes with a bit of common sense and looking at a picture). Like the large center door opening-if raised fully, can stay "propped" open-helps a lot with coaxing out my somewhat shy bird- also helps if putting a large item into cage (like my boy's bird bath)--Large door has a smaller inset door-if you just need a small opening to put in a treat and minimize opportunity to "sneak out", Lower feeders help minimize mess from seed "scatterers". Bottom drawer slides in/out easily for cleanning. While probably most ideal for ground lovers--my cockatiel very happy in it.
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