Yaheetech 132cm Large Parrot Bird Cage for Cockatiel Lovebird Durable Frame With Perch Stand and Wheels Black

Fantastic cage at a great price - I really didn’t want to spend hundreds on one as my bird only sleeps in her cage. It’s really sturdy and is larger than I thought but still fits nicely in our tiny apartment. I filled it full of her fave toys and she spends a little more time in there than her old small cage & seems really happy and comfy in there. We never close the doors but they seem to be secure if you did need to. We bought the white one and it looks really nice in our small apartment. Really happy with it!

Size is fantastic and easy to put together, great cage for the money.

Good strong cage and a great size at a bargain price

Easy to assemble , and good sleep cage for 2 cockatiels. id buy this if you let your cockatiels out daily for long . However the bottom bars came bent, it doesnt affect the safety However, just cosmetic. Cant wait to finish the decorating Off an old account, I bought another cage from this brand 7 years ago now for these 2 birds, that cage is still amazing condition, so Id rely on this brand for sturdiness and long lasting.

Love this cage. Bought it for my two budgies. Plenty of room for them to fly about in. Very sturdy and easy to clean. Looks like the pictures. The doors are very large so can't hang a bird bath on it and have to be careful the birds don't fly out when I open the doors. Takes up quite a bit of space so make sure your ok with having less room. Am thinking of buying another one for my cockatiel. Has wheels so easy to move from room to room or when cleaning.

Only took me 30 minutes to put together. The boys love it. No bird should be confined to small 70’s style cages. They can fly around happily in there and the cage is very sturdy. The doors open all the way back so easy to clean when needed and the boys happily come and go as they please. Fantastic price for such a big cage All in all the perfect cage for the 3 amigos.

We rescued an orange winged amazon parrot and having previously bought this cage for our budgies we knew how good it was so we got it for our new addition. We have 6 budgies in our first one and they have more than enough room to move around freely and are not crowded at all. (We do let them out everyday also) Our parrot also fits in really nicely, plenty of room for him plus they all have toys and extra perches in each cage. My partner assembled them both and said they were pretty straightforward and easy to do, you do need an Allen key. I would highly recommend this cage as they are great quality and for the price they are excellent value.

Once the cage is built it is sturdy, a great size and good value for money. My little guy is very happy in it. It is pretty easy to clean as well. I would advise replacing the wooden dowels that come in the cage (or at the very least the highest one where they spend the most time and probably sleep) with natural wood or rope perches as it is much better for your bird's feet, but most cages come with dowels so no points lost for that - just something to be aware of. I'm very happy with my purchase, after the initial building of the cage was over. The instructions are just a few tiny diagrams printed onto A4 paper. Assembly was a nightmare - twice I got pretty far along and then had to take the entire thing apart and start again because the diagrams are too small and don't show all the details on the pieces. For example, the first time I built it I put the wrong piece on the lower part of the back wall because it labels both pieces as being the same but the pieces are not identical and therefore need to be put in the right places. The spokes on the top of the lower part need to slot into the holes on the underside of the top part, but not both parts have these holes. Despite being labelled as the same part if you put the wrong one on top it won't fit. The second time I built it I got right to the last step of slotting in the bottom set of bars and the tray only to realise that the legs need to go in a certain orientation depending on whether you want the trays to pull out the front or the back. The diagram does not show that the legs must go in a certain way because there is a small extra bit of metal on one side that stops the trays. I couldn't just remove and switch over the legs because one of the pieces didn't fit into the opposite side wall so I had to take the entire thing apart. All this was made more frustrating by the fact that the pieces are obviously unwieldy and a little heavy and the entire thing is put together with Allen keys which I personally despise for how slow they are to use. I'd recommend having someone help you build it because it was pretty laborious to do alone what with having to take it apart twice. Obviously my advice is to get it right the first time to avoid having to do that. Pay attention to the orientation of the legs, and the two pieces that make up the back wall of the cage. One more tiny gripe is that the holes for the screws weren't made very cleanly and in a few I had to snap off little bits of stray metal that were blocking the holes.