SUPER DEAL PRO 61''/ 68’’ 2in1 Large Bird Cage with Rolling Stand Parrot Chinchilla Finch Cage Macaw Conure Cockatiel Cockatoo Pet House Wrought Iron Birdcage, Black (61'')

Great cafe, but it’s assembly is kind of confusing. I guess it didn’t help that quite a few pieces of mine came bent. To make it even worse, the pieces that were bent were the 4 main pieces of the skirt. Out of the whole thing the skirt was the worse part to put together and having it bent made it much worse! Don’t get it twisted though, even if you get one and it’s 100% undamaged, you’ll probably still have to mess with the skirt to get it together. Besides that it’s a great cage. It’s fairly sturdy, nice to look at, easy to clean and it’s locking door mechanism is great. My only one complaint (other than the general design of the skirt area) is that they didn’t put locks on any of the wheels!? I don’t understand how that could be an oversight? Just about all items I’ve seen with coaster wheels have locks on 2 out of the 4 wheels so it blows my mind that this cage which carries a living being in it didn’t come with such a basic safety feature! Dumb mistake tbh. Other than that, it’s a fantastic cage and my cockatiel loves it!

El precio no lo vale, me llegó abollada de varias partes y no pude ponerle las ruedas porque faltaron bases de goma para introducirla! El estilo si es bonito pero me hubiera gustado que fuera más grande

Number 1. It’s solid wrought iron, not flimsy metal. It has trays around the cage that captures food ! It comes with 2 perches. It went together easily and quickly. This looks like a high end cage. I now have 2 of them and I’m so happy to have found for a good price. !

It’s easy to clean. It not sturdy enough and the gage of metal shouldn’t been higher. My African Grey opens all the doors. He takes the feeding bowls along with the holder for the feeding bowls and tosses them. It’s the worst cage I ever bought for my parrot and this is my third. I’m totally disappointed.

I read allot of the reviews here before purchasing this cage. In my head, it was... ok if it doesn't work at least I tried it for the price point I'm getting it at... But the cage is lovely. The way the cage goes together, is like the cages in my local bird store, but already assembled. BUT I have a conure, who does not pull on cage sides, or chew on bars, or even who has the strength to disassemble something like this. For my bird, this cage works lovely, and the locking system is more than capable, with his last cage, he was able to open it. He's one smart cookie. With this he can't open the front, or the food doors. Things to take into account... The food dishes are on the right side, if you want to move them, buy different attaching dishes. There are small and large bowls, they can't be switched - the small bowls go on top and the large go inside the cage. The doors for the food and water close like they do so that a bird can't shake the bowl and take it out of the holder and make the food go everywhere (birds make food go everywhere as it is just eating normal, they're messy lovely creatures). There is no shelf, I knew this going in. The skirting isn't fantastic... price point taken into account. I'm not sure what is supposed to go on top of the top bar, but I'll hook something up eventually.