I'm getting two parakeets soon and i don't want the cage to fall over. Does this cage fall easily.
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HAS NOT FALLEN OR BROKEN YET!! i Have 2 parakeets as well that live comfortably in this cage. It isnt flimsy although The top side pannel comes off too easily for cleaning ect the pannel itself is flimsy. it dosnt spring lock in which i think would've made this cage great.
189768
We love this cage! Our two parakeets have so much room to play and fly around. You do have to be careful when rolling it around because the stand doesn't attach to the cage.
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Actually I didn't even use the stand.I hung mine from the celing.the cage is rugged enough to do this.I hitched the hooks to the top and hung those through eye bolts I screwed into the celing.my children were swinging the cage and it was just fine, not that I eanted them to.although I'm not sure as this information helps you
740147
No it will not fall over. It would be great for kittens but my middle aged cats ignore it.
505468
I would not recommend this particular cage for two cockatiels. It's quite a bit small for even one with toys. We have to switch out toys so it's not too crowded, she has a hard time flapping her wings.
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Yes, however I bought this cage for my cockatiel and it practically collapsed when trying to put it together.. I'm not sure if it's faulty, but it seemed the pieces didn't all fit together and I just had to lug the thing away to ship it back. I bought the one from Petco instead.. A little bit more, but it's legit.
1604564
I don' understand the question, but I Would not put a parakeet in a parrot cage. The perches are to large for their feet. The pull down door would be an easy escape when cleaning or feeding.
1244905
I had the same problem, but if you look at you picture of the cage it goes together easy. Lay the sides together, then the front and back. Bolt them together and the rest of the parts just seem to fall into place. It is a real nice cage our bird loves it.
462865
It's not a cage. It's a stand for a cage. If you alter the hole (drill it better) then it's steady. But if you don't drill it then nope
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I purchased this wonderful large cage for my spoiled cockatiel. I thought it was very easy to put together. My 10 year old daughter had to help me put it up on the stand, though because it's large and bulky. The only issue I had was something very minor with assembling the stand. If you get the cage, when putting the stand together, make sure you put the notches from the upper part of the stand on the inside. It should be a natural fit. I had put it backwards, with notches outside and that is wrong. It's an easy fix, however, if you goof. As far as a seed skirt, I don't have one, and some seed does end up on the floor from my bird who likes to fling it around. It doesn't bother me as I just vacuum it up every few days. The cage is extremely easy to clean too! I hope this helps.
1997662
NO! It is not sturdy enough I bought for my rabbit and when I tried that it fell over.
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Dear Ms. Nienaber...while I do not have a cat (anymore :( ) I can tell you that this stand is very sturdy. I cannot speak to the cage portion because all I purchased was the stand. I have accidentally bumped into it and it with stood my 100lbs (which is certainly more than a cat). I hope this information is helpful.
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You have my word that it truly is! I've had my cage for 1 year now. I had a pair of parakeets in their with seperate bowls for each. It should work!!
100294
I have two parakeets in this cage and it is perfect for them. If your parrotlet is smaller then the average parakeet it may be two big. But who knows it may like alot of space. Good luck this cage is wonderful.
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Yes this cage is suitable for parakeets. Dont think they would be able to fit throuh the bars. Lots of room for them to move around.
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I have a friend using this cage for a pair of cockatiels and it is fine. They can fly within it. I have two of the cages, with 5 parakeets in each and they are not over crowded. I am a middle aged woman, and I can bend the thinnest of the wires with my fingers if I apply quite a lot of force. It hurts my finger tips, but I can flex the wire if I try hard. My neighbor's sun conure is quite a feisty fellow. He lets him self out of his cage and then lets all the other birds out of their cages. Conures are kind of "birds of a different feather." You would be a better judge of your own birds. The cockatiels are content to NOT break out.
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I have a friend using this cage for a pair of cockatiels and it is fine. They can fly within it. I have two of the cages, with 5 parakeets in each and they are not over crowded. I am a middle aged woman, and I can bend the thinnest of the wires with my fingers if I apply quite a lot of force. It hurts my finger tips, but I can flex the wire if I try hard. My neighbor's sun conure is quite a feisty fellow. He lets him self out of his cage and then lets all the other birds out of their cages. Conures are kind of "birds of a different feather." You would be a better judge of your own birds. The cockatiels are content to NOT break out. I have a friend using this cage for a pair of cockatiels and it is fine. They can fly within it. I have two of the cages, with 5 parakeets in each and they are not over crowded. I am a middle aged woman, and I can bend the thinnest of the wires with my fingers if I apply quite a lot of force. It hurts my finger tips, but I can flex the wire if I try hard. My neighbor's sun conure is quite a feisty fellow. He lets him self out of his cage and then lets all the other birds out of their cages. Conures are kind of "birds of a different feather." You would be a better judge of your own... » Read More I have a friend using this cage for a pair of cockatiels and it is fine. They can fly within it. I have two of the cages, with 5 parakeets in each and they are not over crowded. I am a middle aged woman, and I can bend the thinnest of the wires with my fingers if I apply quite a lot of force. It hurts my finger tips, but I can flex the wire if I try hard. My neighbor's sun conure is quite a feisty fellow. He lets him self out of his cage and then lets all the other birds out of their cages. Conures are kind of "birds of a different feather." You would be a better judge of your own birds. The cockatiels are content to NOT break out. « Show Less
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I'm not a feline expert, but can be pretty sure the paws can't get in. I have a Sun Conure. But I'm confident it can easily handle 2 parakeets. But truth be told, I would prefer if the cage is a little sturdier. I'm a little disappointed I that regard.
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The cage holds together well and the perches just hook over the wire of the cage and they can be moved around. My cat is pretty big and he makes the perches sag a little but he has used it a lot and they have not broken.