Yaheetech Wrought Iron Bird Cages, Play Top Large Aviary with Stand for Cockatiel Parrot Sun Parakeet Conures Lovebird Budgie Finch African Grey White, 61-inch

This cage is definitely worth every penny. It wasn't too hard to put together. However, the instructions could be bigger. Its the only thing i had a problem with. Its a very sturdy cage.

I’m very happy with this bird cage. It took me an hour to put together by myself. The size is great for one bird, like my cockatiel for example. I wouldn’t recommend this size for more than one bird or anything bigger than a cockatiel. I plan on getting a bigger cage for Omelette ( my bird). But for right now it’s perfect. It’s great quality, sturdy, and I love the white for the color option. The latches are very secure. It’s easy to move around the room. Everything is accessible like food/water without breaking your back to reach. A fantastic cage for the price! Also it was delivered sooner than expected! I’m a very happy customer!

This cage is awesome! Unlike their cheaper option (the $60 one), this cage is very sturdy and well made. The cheaper option was a joke. It was so flimsy and poorly made that I returned it right away. I’m very happy that I gave this cage a try. I have four dogs, and, although they are all gentle, I wanted to have a cage that was sturdy enough to keep my parakeets feeling secure and secured. What I love the most about the cage is the ease of assembly. It was so easy to assemble. The pieces fit perfectly. HOWEVER!!! Do not follow the printed instructions. It’s pretty impossible to figure it out. Instead, watch their instructional video on YouTube. It shows you step-by-step what you need to do. The KEY thing is NOT to tighten the screws until EVERYTHING IS DONE. And I mean EVERYTHING. It really makes a difference because if a piece doesn’t seem to fit, like the holes for the screw not matching up, it is only a matter of loosening or tightening another screw(s). Another reviewer mentioned that the side panels were flimsy. It is not affixed tightly onto the cage, but I think that’s an advantage because it makes it easier to clean the crevices. I think it would be a bit difficult to clean if it were too tight. One thing that I noted was that the side panels warped. It was perfect until I saw it later from afar. I figured out that I had tightened the screws way too tight on one side. The trick is to tighten all the screws little-by-little, one!-side-at-a-time. It makes the tightening of the screws even. I know it seems tedious, but it’s not. It’s not bad because of the wheels. You can just roll it around, and tighten one side little-by-little. I’m not a handy person at all. It took me about 90 minutes to put it together. I think I could have finished in one hour if I had not wasted time trying to figure out the printed instructions. I wish I had bought a wider one, though. I think it is too narrow for my 2 parakeets, but that’s on me. It has nothing to do with the cage itself or the manufacturer. I would have gotten their brand anyway.

I purchased this cage well in advance of getting my cockateil so everything was ready to go when the little one got home. There were a lot of reviews saying that this cage is great for a cockateil. I've had my bird in the cage for a few weeks now, and have decided a bigger cage is a MUST. There is not a lot of room to put a lot of natural branches and have lots of toys to play without them being above the food and water dishes. If anything is above those, they get pooped in. I've had things arranged in a way to try and make it for Doodle to have a lot of room to move and be able to get out of the cage when they want. It just doesn't work in a way I am okay with. I figured if there was a lot of out of cage time, a smaller cage would be okay, but have since changed my mind. For a smaller bird, this may be alright, or as an emergency/quarantine/sleeping cage. It just does not suit my needs after having first hand experience with it. The cage was not too difficult to put together, the bars are sturdy and I love that the dishes are stainless steel. That makes cleaning them so much better. The play place above with the two food dishes is a big help, and my bird LOVES the rope perch it came with. I wish I could make it work as a full time home, but I just don't feel right using something so small. It seemed big, until I put a living bird in it.

Excellent cage for the money. Having read other reviews, I can attest to the fact the instructions are pretty much worthless. It took two people but we put it together in just over an hour. There were a few bent pieces but they were easily fixed. I do not tighten all of the screws until the cage is put together! The one downside is there is not a lot of room for toys. But since my bird will spend most of the time out of the cage, that is not a huge deal. Perfect size for my ringneck parrot.

We needed to get a cage for our vacation condo in Florida. You know the prices of cages in the parrot shops everywhere, nuts. I have a rather large Yellow Nape Amazon, who already has a VERY large and not cheap cage at home. I ordered this hoping it wouldn’t be too small but it’s surprisingly a good size, even for him. Quality isn’t bad, goes together just fine. Any small bends in the bars are easily put back to shape (if any at all). I wheel it in and out to the patio and it’s solid. The only thing I had to scratch my head on was the skirt, figured it out quick. It took around 40 minutes minutes to erect, take your time. All screws where there, none missing. Be aware of the tiny ones for the drawer handles. PLEASE NOTE- This cage is NOT a good size to use as a permanent home for anything larger than a cockatiel! There’s not enough room for toys or spreading wings for a larger bird. Our baby loves the top perch and only is inside for night time or when be go out. Other than that, I really like it and so does our Amazon. Recommend

I wanted to downsize my large cage after one of my conures passed away at 25 yrs old. This cage is perfect . I put it together by myself. The directions were ok. It’s sturdy and I noticed much less mess on my floor. I added a water bottle and additional perches, and there is adequate space for my Sun conure. There were no damaged parts and some extra screws.

It works - You know those nice decorative cages you could get not that long ago, made in Mexico, beautiful and built to last - but hell if you were moving and had limited moving storage space so you stupidly got rid of. This isn’t that. It’s functional, cheap and sooner rather than later it’s perishable like all the cheap junk on the market today.