Can a smart parrot still unlock this dish and throw it to the bottom of the cage?
326391
I would think you would be fine its a great product my ferret will fight with this bowl for hours and never win
326392
YES! Thats why I'm in here looking for another one. My cockatoo unscrewed the cup for the base then chewed the Nub from the bottom of the cup so it will no longer turn into the base. Parrots are VERY SMART. I've have as yet found nothing my cockatoo can't figure out eventually.
376917
Yes it can. It took m}e hours to train my chickens how to work the lock. :)
580746
There are no slots for food and water. It is a cage designed just for travel. However, you could put stand-alone dishes at the bottom of the cage for a short period. Again, this cage is for short-term use only. DO NOT use it as a long-term container for any bird. It's simply too small for that.
1671865
I leave it unlocked but the door down so my birds could get out to get to the food and water. I don't put doff and water in with them. I great resource for raising chickens and ducks is backyardchickens.com. Hope that helps!
964504
Hi, the steel cups are held in place by dropping down into a ring holder. Once the feed door is shut the bird isn't able to pry the bowls up. The gauge of steel I can't tell you, but I only house two African Greys in this cage, and once it's together it seems pretty sturdy. I've owned Macaws, and Moluccans and I would say it would work for them. Hope this helps you! I do live the roominess!
1414133
I would say no. The bars are small and light like for finches and parakeets. The sliding food dish doors would be a problem with a parrot too I think.
512517
No. It has loops that lock around the cage bars. If you're really determined, you could probably rig something up to make it work, but it's meant for cages.
722473
I would say no, as I have a canary in my cage and it can't get out. It's head is probably as big as your parrots beak. Enjoy. I love my cage.
42005
I have an umbrella cockatoo that uses it. Both food and poop land on the large tray. I also have a blue and gold macaw that uses it on occasion. As long as they stay on the perch, poop can only fall on the tray.
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.
1426978
The animal steps on the plate to trigger ot. The plate lays flat upon the bottom mesh of the cage. I suppose it is possible if the 'coon picked up the edge of the plate and tried to muscle it off, but it seems unlikely they would try to get out through the bottom of the cage, assuming it is set upon the ground.
38955
Yes it is a twist and lock type thing you hook one part on the cage bars that stays on the bars then the bird bath part twist off and you clean it out, I use this as My birds water dish and bath I own a Quaker Parrot. Make sure you put the bird bath back on the stand Empty then use a cup to fill it while it is on the cage. It is impossible to try and fill it then walk to the cage and twist it back on without spilling it ok. Hope this helps.
670704
No they can NOT unless you have the flap DOWN...If you have the flap DOWN make sure you have a slip cover to put over the door (due too the pigg tiny feet. they can get caught and break their little toes easily) I had my cage for 6 years and LOVED it
2257093
yes it would. you could probably put the food dishes on the bottom of the cage for them or use different food and water dishes
917359
My gawd, where do you live? It could potentially be rat proof depending on the weight of the rats! There is a clever adjustment for the amount of resistance the bottom ring has. In theory, one could set the resistance so light that larger birds would lower it. Assuming that a rat is heavier than the average bird, I would have to say yes, it could be set to close for the weight of the rat.
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Rats are extremely smart so this cage will probably not do. My ferret can open the door now so we have to set a weight in from of it now. I can also imagine a rat maneuvering the removable tray or even chewing through it to escape.
848757
Nope! My birds like to chew on the house and gradually, they are making pieces disappear. They love the house but they are cockatiels and a parakeet. It is like a small tree and a bird that large will take bigger pieces off. The cage is great for birds but not if they can take pieces off.