Has anyone found a bath that fits on the outside of the cage? The one I have doesn't quite fit.
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We had to trim our bath slightly to get it to fit.. It is just plastic and it still works well..The cage is awesome though!
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No, but I've jerry-rigged one to work. It's the Penn Plax Bird Bath with Universal Clips (&lt;$10 on Amazon). The opening of the swing out doors was too high, so I had to use one of the drop down doors. I had to make some adjustments to make it work: I had to trim the part of the base that attaches to the cage. The part that loops over the bottom of the opening was too wide, so I trimmed a bit off on both sides with a utility knife. Of course, the drop-down door is a problem for the clips that keep the top of the bath on. So, I had to use wire to hold the door up and secure. I managed to make it in a way that allows me to easily drop the door down when I take the bath off to clean and refill it. Even with these adjustments, it's not a great solution. The birds (social finches) make a MESS splashing around. It drips out of the bath and onto the floor. So, all that to say, yes and no. I've made something work, but it's really not a great solution. I will say, though, that we LOVE this cage! And so do our birds. Even with the bath issues, I'm not sure I would trade out the cage.
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It does not fit in the tub. The legs are too wide for a standard tub. It's meant to be used outside or in a walk in shower, I think.
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I don't know? I have not tried it. I think it's a little to big for my bathtub I have a small bathroom.
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I also planned on using it inside either near or in the tub. I ordered it, put it together and found that it would not fit inside the tub and water would splash if outside the tub. Sent it back at great expense.
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nope....i think you should look for another one if u need hooks to secure and the pan is kind of big if u plan to put it in the cage....i think this pan is designed for outside for them run around....
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I wouldn't think so because they would be similar in size! With that said, this was the best tub I used! I used several different tubs w/ my first that just never fit the bill, so I bathed him in the sink! I wish this tub would have been around w/ him! My 2nd has always been super small & this tub was perfect! I say get it & use it only!
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I had the same problem with my rabbit; I ended up ordering stainless steel bowls from Amazon which hook onto the cage. I use one for food and one for treats; this is working out great! It's been a year now and I'm very happy with the outcome :)) TRY THIS! You won't be sorry....
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Mine is mounted to the tub. It sticks out a little more than I would like, but I'm still enjoying my baths.
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The unit is 16 inch. wide and it lowers to about two inch. that means you would be setting in 10" of water. the back lays back when the seat is in the lowered position. It may be cramped but it looks like it will work. my tub out side dimensions are 60"L x30"W x17"wide And it works fine. One thing is it is secured with suction cups to the tub so the tub bottom must be smooth to hold. The power unit unplugs from the chair to be recharged. I believe it to be the safest way to take a bath.
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Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the... » Read More Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. « Show Less
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I just loaned my bench on Dec 31. It fits across the standard bath tub; I agree with previous answer--I would only use it with the hand rail. Two legs go into the tub; two legs stay on the floor just outside the tub. I recall that we elevated one side a small amount to accommodate getting into and out of the tub on the bench.
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You need a size large sink for it to fit. I bought a baby tub on a stand that I put it in and I thought it was an amazing product. It helped keep my wet, slippy and wiggling baby safe!:)
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It was for my daughter. I think her tub is approx. that size. However, there was still room for expansion. I found it to be most helpful.
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Goodness NO! I bought this cage based on the Q & A and was disappointed! My green cheeks are currently each in their own 20x24x34.5 cage. They are active and need the space. In my opinion fork out the extra 50 bucks and get something bigger.
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It is 72" x 72" you would have to measure how much area you have to cover and how full you want it to be, is it one side of the tub or all the way around? If it is one side one would be sufficient.
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Firstly we packed out the hollow centre of the guard with a small piece of wood and fixed it in place with sealant. This stopped the sides of the guard squeezing in when we pushed it into place. Then put plenty of sealant around the edges and push firmly in place with the curved edge into the bath side. This leaves a neat straight edge on the outside with the curving side to the inside helping to catch and return water back into the bath. Hope that helps but please give us your email address if you want us to send a photo to clarify further. It does work brilliantly by the way! Good luck!
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Since there are two drop doors on the front,I suspect you could rig one there. The lower side doors could also be adapted,you'd give up one set of food dishes. I have a rather large spherical bath in mine and still plenty of room for a pair. A box would probably fit. Mama's can have 5 or even 6 kiddos though. If I was still into breeding,I'd buy the large cage and plan on a few more down the road.Good luck Carol