Double Cage with Center Divider for Bird Parrot Aviary W64xD32xH73 New

Surprisingly sturdy cage for the money, my Cockatoo (strong beak) cannot bend the bars 😃👍 it’s large and well designed. Sets up easily and 2 birds can be quite comfortable with multiple perches & toys. Assembly video definitely helps, as there are NO INSTRUCTIONS. Squeezing the roof-top wire cage part was tricky, had to loosen a few bolts to squeeze it together. Use a cordless drill to assemble, with the flexible shaft attachment, the Allen wrench will take FOREVER thank me later 😬 I don’t use the Seed Catcher metal base attachment so it’s not in the video, in case you noticed…

This is the perfect cage for my DYH parrot. All three boxes arrived at the same time, sooner than expected. I studied other cages for quite a while, trying to make up my mind. I wanted the most room, at a price my husband wouldn't be too mad about. It's beautiful, huge, and the bird loves it. The bottom trays had a couple of bent places on delivery but were easy to straighten. The rest of the cage is very sturdy and strong. The bottom trays are made of sheet metal, which is fine because no weight is placed on them. They slide on the tracks under the cage (like a drawer). We did watch a you tube video of a man putting the cage together, step by step. We had all the parts separated according to the provided instructions, then got stumped about where to start. I am not afraid to ask for directions! I was able to assemble most of it by myself, but my husband had to help with the roof part. (I'm short, and I had not read another review about holding one side in place with zip ties while aligning the other side.) It fits together like a puzzle, but once you get it together and tightened, there's no worry about it coming apart! All the doors and latches line up and open/close properly. I am not using the divider panel because I just wanted a big cage, not two separate ones. The measurements given are exact, the seed skirt was easy to assemble and install, and it looks great. There was extra hardware included. It rolls easily if needed. There are two wheels with locks to keep it from rolling accidentally. It came with two 32-inch perches that I put at the food/water stations, so the bird has been doing a lot of climbing and sliding to get from one side of the cage to the other. I put rope perches in for him, but he wouldn't use them, so I made a hickory perch (that he does use) until I can cut some birch or poplar closet rods to size. This is for a 30-year-old DYH Amazon that was in the same smaller cage his entire life. He would sit on his swing all day, not play with any toys and had started screaming a lot. Since he moved into this cage, he has started talking and playing again, and not having screaming fits. This purchase is one of the best I've ever made.

I recently purchased this bird cage, and overall, it's a decent option for the price if you're looking for a large cage without breaking the bank. However, there are some things to be aware of before purchasing. Pros: ✔️ Good size – Plenty of space for my birds to move around comfortably. ✔️ Affordable – Compared to similar cages, this one is budget-friendly. ✔️ Sturdy enough – Once fully assembled, the cage feels solid. Cons: ❌ Poor assembly instructions – The single-page instruction sheet was not very helpful, considering there were over 25 pieces to put together. Be prepared for trial and error. ❌ Bent parts – Some guide rails and pan edges arrived bent. Luckily, I was able to straighten them out with pliers, but this could be frustrating for some. ❌ Weak safety latches – The design isn't great; the screws tend to loosen over time, so you may need to reinforce them. ❌ Some steps require two people – While I assembled most of it myself, there were a few parts where a second pair of hands was necessary. Final Thoughts: If you're on a budget and willing to deal with some assembly headaches and minor quality issues, this cage gets the job done. It’s not perfect, but for the price, it’s a reasonable option. I’d recommend it to those looking for an affordable large cage, but be prepared to make some minor adjustments during setup.

Sometimes I need to confine cats for their own good whether due to medical issues or personality problems. This cage was purchased to confine a shy and frightened cat. There are a few negatives that other reviewers have already noted. The directions for assembly left me scratching my head. Took me 4 hours to assemble working alone. Some metal pieces had very minor damage from shipping which I easily rectified. Damage likely resulted from use of bubble wrap rather than styrofoam for protection. Also I damaged some screws in assembly and appealed to the merchant for replacement. Hopefully he will be amenable. Now for the positives. This cage is huge. The finish is first rate and the metals used are totally adequate for the intended use. It should hold up well to cats as well as parrots. I think the cage offers good value. Before I ordered it I asked the merchant what he would do in the event of shipping damage. He replied that he would replace damaged parts if the customer sent a picture showing the damage. So if the only thing preventing you from ordering is fear of shipping damage, I suggest just go for it.

The door locks did not line up so I can’t use one side of my cage and the screws that hold the top doors closed any bird will have them screws out within seconds and get escape you can twist them with your finger! The bottom Trey is bent pretty bad and the center divider is very flimsy but otherwise it’s a spacious cage I’ve bought several smaller cages made with the same metal and paint and just a heads up they rust really bad really fast! I had no clue this cage was made with the same metal as the little cages was before I bought it or I wouldn’t have but either way if I can get the door fixed or replaced so it’s functional I will keep the cage cause I need it for my macaws for now