Can you remove the side food and water dishes from the outside ratherther then havve to reach in the cage?
2005664
But mine came with really long plastic trough looking feeding dishes yes the doors swing out but I still have to reach in an angle them to get them out
2005665
That is the "only" way to remove them. They have a bar over them on the inside, I guess so the bird cannot pull them out ??
2005666
Yes, there are doors you can open on the exterior to access all of the food and water dishes.
2005667
No the ones that come with the cage they only fit certain spots inside the cage and you have to open side doors and angle them to get them out unless you open big front door but either way you have to reach inside to get them out
791836
Yes. I use mine exclusively outside, though it's on my deck, under cover of the eaves. It could safely get wet, though. You'd just have to dry off the two platforms and the floor before putting pets back in there again. The cage itself is stainless steel.
2268202
Yes. The tray comes out easily and the bottom grate is exactly the same as the side of the cage. (Grid pattern and spacing) I find this cage much easier to clean than my old cage.
503309
I don't believe that was an option because the metal rack holds the plastic dish rack where you put your dishes to drain. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
2043461
I think you can move it to one side or the other, but it has to be at the level where you see the top and bottom of the cage meeting.
174750
Attach water and food dish.. must have 2 inches from tip of ears to top of carrier.
1525738
No if you remove the bowls the food is not exposed because the bowls rest on what could be considered a lid for the system. It is not difficult to remove the top to fill, but I would advise you remove the top when you have little to no food/water in the bowls.
1324402
Yes. It can be removed and used as just a warming tray or kept on for the buffet sections. It holds a lot too. Very handy!
532253
It can be removed. When your putting your cage together just leave that piece out. Without the bottom grate the wabbitat is a lot like a dog crate/kennel. I have a dwarf netherland rabbit and he's fine with the grate in! Either way, we love this cage (a plus- no more dirty, stained rabbit feet from walking in its waste).
658150
yes you can. the bottom of the cage and the tray are seperate from the stand. our birds dig the extra space.
545789
Buy a cheap aluminum baking sheet for the bottom to provide a way to keep the cage clean. You can easily lift that part of the cage to remove, clean and re insert the tray!.
1929742
There is no way to clean the cage with out taking the bottom off. Put a piece of news paper on the floor. Set the cage next to the paper, release the four side clips and set the top section of the cage on the news paper. You then have the bottom section that you can take out side and clean. I made a card board pattern too cut new paper for the bottom of the cage. The hardest part of the job is picking up the cage and setting it on the floor. All in all it's a sweet cage because the design keeps most of the seeds and feathers in the age. Hope this helps. Greg
544704
There are two hooks that screw to the side of the cage. You don't have to unscrew it to take it out to clean it you just pull it from thew hooks and then when you're done hook it back
2221031
Faceyface: Yes, the cage can be detached - it's super easy to clean because of the powder coating stuff on the bars...I've never had a cage that large and be able to clean it so quickly...really a great deal through Amazon too..
789089
Yes, the cage just sits in the top of the base. They are not attached to each other so all you have to do is lift the cage off the base.
486178
you would need to leave cage door open, and attach to outside of cage with the opening inside cage.... AWEFUL
769243
The wire cage has screws on the bottom up into the tubular part of the feeder, making it possible to remove the cage and access the tubular part to scrub and soak the inside for a good, thorough cleaning.