Aivituvin Bird Cages Outdoor Bird Aviary Indoor Parakeet Cage with Perch for Birds, Large Dove cage with Wire Netting Above The Removable Pull Out Tray - Wheels Include

I love this cage although a few pieces were not labeled but I was able to figure out where they went it looks wonderful in my living room and the screening is small enough that my pet flying squirrel will not get out linear room for him to run around and have several toy items and little house forum just a awesome overall product and if I want to move it to another area of the room the wheels make it so easy to do that

Amazing price, great quality, easy assembly with good instructions and excellent packaging.This was a wise purchase for the baby bird we helped rehab this summer.Her wing won’t develop soon enough for her to fly around in the wild so this big cage is a perfect rehab home while we wait to see if she can be released eventually.Excellent cage.Love it!

Not the best quality of wood. But aesthetically pleasant.Can’t imagine it surviving outdoor weather in NE and in south rain and wer weather.Good indoor cage.Not at all easy to clean — the insides of the cage wish there was a bottom door too — but my birds kove it. And it looks pretty in mysunroom I will buy it again for my finches.

Purchased last year because the cats destroyed the pop-up butterfly cage. The mesh is too large for the caterpillars but once reinforced with finer mesh it works perfectly! Been outdoors all winter and still looks great!

First things first, this is the softest wood that has ever grown on this earth. I bought this cage for three parakeets that weigh a combined total of three ounces. They mulched several areas of the inner cage because there’s exposed wood that they can get to. They can’t even break skin, and they are able to turn this piece of furniture into a lovely substrate for your garden beds.Second, the chicken wire is subpar at best. It can’t properly support any decent sized perch without swaying, let alone heavier items like food dishes and birdbaths. Also, since there’s no chicken wire on the top, you won’t be able to hang any swings or toys from there.Third, the paint. When I got it, there was already paint missing, but decided to give benefit of the doubt. That was a mistake, especially given how soft and chewable this wood is.Fourth, these built in cage accessories. I purposely didn’t put in the birdhouse because I didn’t want eggs, but since you screw it in, there is no way to properly clean it. Same goes for the wooden feeder, which is just bacteria waiting to grow. So I didn’t put either of these items in, because just looking at it I can tell it wouldn’t be wise.Fifth, the lighting. Or rather the lack of lighting. Unless you live in a Florida-At-High-Noon Hellscape, there will be no adequate lighting for this cage. For other cages if there wasn’t lighting I wouldn’t even care. This cage has a roof though, no lighting from other sources can really get in. Even worse, there isn’t even a built in way to install lighting unless you know how to DIY.I tried to like this cage, cause honestly it’s just a good piece of furniture so you can pretend you have a bird. I DIY’d lighting, I installed a top grate so I could hang toys, I drilled holes into the frame so I could get actual support for my food dishes, I installed a mesh covering to stop them from eating the wood, and yet none of that matters because they keep eating this fontanel soft wood. Save your money. The only positives is that it was easy to put together and you can remove the tray and bottom grate separately, but that doesn’t even come close to cutting it.The best part? This cage was inside and has only been used for about 2 months. I can’t imagine how messed up it would be if it was used for longer or in the elements. This cage would not last a rainstorm, or literally any animal that would want to break in to eat your birds.

My 6 Finches love how big it is. There is so much room for them to fly and space out.It was easy to assemble. In order to move it from 1 room to the next.The roof will have to come off.

It’s big and it would be great if the wood was not poor quality. We had to use wood glue and and make our own holes. Screws didn’t line up and you need a drill. Don’t buy unless you can use a drill and if you plan on putting it outside the wood will not last long. I had to sand down many splinters so my bird would t get injured. After all that I set it up and I’m making it work.

The installation was easy but there’s lot of monor damages to the wood as I posted. I would give a better rating if it is a little strong. The 3 stars are for the way it looks. Probably have to buy another in a few months but from another seller.