http://www.birdcageworld.com/parrot-plays-stand-wheels-20x20x58/ Bird Cages and Supplies Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.birdcageworld.com/parrot-plays-stand-wheels-20x20x58/comment-page-1/#comment-4 L. Cota Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-4 This is a beautiful cage. It was hard to put together and I worried it would not be sturdy, but once we got it done, it was fine. Bird loves it and it is holding up well. This is a beautiful cage. It was hard to put together and I worried it would not be sturdy, but once we got it done, it was fine. Bird loves it and it is holding up well.

]]> http://www.birdcageworld.com/parrot-plays-stand-wheels-20x20x58/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Grey8matterz Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-5 The cage though not exactly what I wanted, has served its purposes for almost a year now. Written directions on assembly would have been a welcome addition to the cage, but once I figured it out I felt foolish for being so upset about the missing assembly instructions. I have three cockatiels in this cage, and they have plenty of room. The pan at the bottom is plastic and at first I did not like this, but I now see that it easier to clean, and it will not rust. The cage though not exactly what I wanted, has served its purposes for almost a year now. Written directions on assembly would have been a welcome addition to the cage, but once I figured it out I felt foolish for being so upset about the missing assembly instructions. I have three cockatiels in this cage, and they have plenty of room. The pan at the bottom is plastic and at first I did not like this, but I now see that it easier to clean, and it will not rust.

]]> http://www.birdcageworld.com/parrot-plays-stand-wheels-20x20x58/comment-page-1/#comment-6 B. Showers Thu, 09 Aug 2007 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-6 The cage is a very nice size for a small to mid size bird. My only complaint was the directions were very vague. After playing around with it it finally went together easily. It seems to be extremely sturdy and will give years of good use The cage is a very nice size for a small to mid size bird. My only complaint was the directions were very vague. After playing around with it it finally went together easily. It seems to be extremely sturdy and will give years of good use

]]> http://www.birdcageworld.com/parrot-plays-stand-wheels-20x20x58/comment-page-1/#comment-7 D. Potter Thu, 05 Jul 2007 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-7 This cage works out very well for the two Cockatiels and Parakeet I have in the same cage. A bit difficult for them to manipulate to the top bar, but easy to be able to place up there. <br />They love the big front door. <br />Very easy to roll around. <br />A cinch to clean also. This cage works out very well for the two Cockatiels and Parakeet I have in the same cage. A bit difficult for them to manipulate to the top bar, but easy to be able to place up there.

They love the big front door.

Very easy to roll around.

A cinch to clean also.

]]> http://www.birdcageworld.com/parrot-plays-stand-wheels-20x20x58/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Twinky Sat, 03 Mar 2007 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-8 I bought this cage last year for my Quaker and am buying another one for the same bird. I LOVE this cage. It is a very nice stable cage for a medium size Parrot. I have a smaller white cage now that I use also for him and he really showed me today he does NOT like the smaller one. I had him in it for two days so I could clean and sanitize the larger one and he acted like a spoiled brat until I got the other one cleaned. He is as happy as can be now so I know it was the smaller cage that made him act so badly. This cage is nice and heavy but easy to move about with the cart and wheels. It assembles very easily also. Must watch the parrots though---they learn to pick up the side lock bar and come out the feeding opening. I have a quick clip on both of mine to keep the little rascal where he belongs. Now if I could find a way to keep the little nosy guy out of the bottom tray I would have it licked. It has just enough opening for him to pop his head in a pull the paper out. I have resorted to using an oil cooking spray on the bottom tray and no paper and just wipe it out and rinse it off. Much easier than cleaning the mess he makes when pulling the paper through the opening. Cost about a 1/3 of what a cage at our nearest pet store costs. I bought this cage last year for my Quaker and am buying another one for the same bird. I LOVE this cage. It is a very nice stable cage for a medium size Parrot. I have a smaller white cage now that I use also for him and he really showed me today he does NOT like the smaller one. I had him in it for two days so I could clean and sanitize the larger one and he acted like a spoiled brat until I got the other one cleaned. He is as happy as can be now so I know it was the smaller cage that made him act so badly. This cage is nice and heavy but easy to move about with the cart and wheels. It assembles very easily also. Must watch the parrots though—they learn to pick up the side lock bar and come out the feeding opening. I have a quick clip on both of mine to keep the little rascal where he belongs. Now if I could find a way to keep the little nosy guy out of the bottom tray I would have it licked. It has just enough opening for him to pop his head in a pull the paper out. I have resorted to using an oil cooking spray on the bottom tray and no paper and just wipe it out and rinse it off. Much easier than cleaning the mess he makes when pulling the paper through the opening. Cost about a 1/3 of what a cage at our nearest pet store costs.

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