SUPER DEAL PRO 61-inch 2in1 Large Bird Cage with Rolling Stand Playtop Parrot Chinchilla Finch Cage Macaw Conure Cockatiel Cockatoo Pet House Wrought Iron Birdcage, Black

I read allot of the reviews here before purchasing this cage. In my head, it was... ok if it doesn't work at least I tried it for the price point I'm getting it at... But the cage is lovely. The way the cage goes together, is like the cages in my local bird store, but already assembled. BUT I have a conure, who does not pull on cage sides, or chew on bars, or even who has the strength to disassemble something like this. For my bird, this cage works lovely, and the locking system is more than capable, with his last cage, he was able to open it. He's one smart cookie. With this he can't open the front, or the food doors.Things to take into account... The food dishes are on the right side, if you want to move them, buy different attaching dishes. There are small and large bowls, they can't be switched - the small bowls go on top and the large go inside the cage. The doors for the food and water close like they do so that a bird can't shake the bowl and take it out of the holder and make the food go everywhere (birds make food go everywhere as it is just eating normal, they're messy lovely creatures). There is no shelf, I knew this going in. The skirting isn't fantastic... price point taken into account. I'm not sure what is supposed to go on top of the top bar, but I'll hook something up eventually.

Number 1. It’s solid wrought iron, not flimsy metal. It has trays around the cage that captures food ! It comes with 2 perches. It went together easily and quickly. This looks like a high end cage. I now have 2 of them and I’m so happy to have found for a good price. !

Great bird cage for the price. I would definitely buy it again if needed. We are getting a cockatiel, and this cage is sturdy and spacious (larger than average), mobile (on wheels), and well-designed. The open play area on the top and the metal skirt around the lower perimeter (to catch debris) are great bonuses. The pull out trays also make it easy to clean. I predict possibly needing to add reinforcement to the doors to prevent our dogs or the bird from bumping them open, but it would be an easy fix. The only drawbacks are the following:1) The assembly instructions are not very helpful. The close-up photos of the cage from the Amazon listing were more useful to us during the assembly, and we figured it out in about 30 minutes total. It was manageable.2) Some parts were dented, but didn't interfere with proper assembly or cause too much of a cosmetic concern.3) The top segment (roof of the cage and base for the upper play area) was a little faulty in that it pops into the four corners of the body of the cage during initial assembly, but one or more of the corners will pop back out and not fully snap into place. This is easily remedied with zip ties. Without zip ties it would still be functional, my only concern would be if the cage was knocked over, it would likely fall off and not keep the bird secured inside.4) The main door on the front requires so little pressure to unlatch that a slight bump can unlatch it -- such as a large and curious dog's nose. I'm going to add a D-clip as a secondary lock.Overall, none of the drawbacks were major and did not detract too much from our satisfaction with this purchase. It's a great cage and I could not find another one with similar features at this low of a price.

Great cage! I had a cage prior to this one that also had wheels, but was really too unsturdy to wheel around. Not a problem with this cage, I feel completely comfortable with moving the cage around the house so my birds can get a new view. The door locking mechanism is sturdy, the food dish doors remove easily without dangerous spring loaded doors that can potentially trap a sneaky bird. I like the built in top play area, the seed bowls for the top are bigger than the ones inside the cage and are too big/deep for my cockatiels but that's not a big deal since they are not eating primarily there anyway.The main draw for buying this cage was the built in seed guard which has proven very useful, not as per typical for birds not 100% proof. The bottom of the cage has about a 6 inch drop from where the bottom grate is and where the actual tray is at. You can see in my photo I taped paper around that gap so help prevent mess from falling out the sides. I wish they made the sides plastic or metal like the cage instead of just the cage wires, it's weird to include a built in seed guard and then have a gap where seed hulls and feathers can fly out with a brisk walk by the cage. But not a big enough deal for me.