Is there a grate covering the sliding tray? I want to use it for a large parrot and don't want him walking in his poop. Thanks.
1935970
Yes - there is a grate as the cage bottom then the drip pan - put a perch in this thing and you should be in business - I'd suggest using a long shank padlock for the door - the bird is likely to figure out the latch mechanism far too easy
1935971
Yes, the tray is under the grate...so you can slide it out to clean....very durable
531192
Yes it does and under it a nice slide out section. I find this cage easy to clean, easy food and water access also. I am quite pleased with it. It is a sweet home for my little Zebra finch.
899711
No easy to take off and put back on, I do it twice a week clean it and fill it again with food. It goes inplace of the food tray however, if your cage has a swinging door you can still use it but I am sometimes afraid that it will one day fall off and my bird will be able to get out. I have dogs so don't want him getting out of the cage when I am not home.
286720
Did you slide it into the side rails? I didn't realize there are two slots; one for the metal bottom then one for the plastic tray to go underneath. If that doesn't work I would send it back and ask for a new one. If you don't want to wait they sell them at petsmart. Best of luck!
964506
Hi, As for the food dishes there is a bar just above the food dish that when the door to the dish is closed won't allow the bowl to be pulled out. As for the gage of steel I haven't measure it, it appears to be at best guess .150 size which I thought was not as thick as it should have been for the size of bird I was putting in the cage. With that said anything thicker would have made the weight to much to move around and since I do have a Macaw in mine it has work very well. He has room to play and I can still move to clean around it. I hope this helps
467678
There is a solid top that slides on and a grate with bars above that. You could leave the solid plate out. I'm going to try that out myself.
939632
Two front drop downs side by side in front. One drop down on each end to access food trays. No slide out but I like this better, There is a latch front and rear,you lift the entire cage off the pan. I can vacuum,wash,disinfect and redo the drop papers. This way there is no residue left behind. Also the birds can stay happily in their home while you clean.
467867
Hi Drestin,Yes, the cage has a slide out grate and a slide out tray for easy cleaning. I bought this cage about 2 years ago and absolutely love it.
1147560
The tray sits on medal bars. If the animal poops on the tray the animal sits in poop. I use litter boxes and it works great. Love this cage.
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).
566272
Yes the tray pulls out for easy cleaning. No, there is no opening to the top. The bird must go through the front door.
296801
yes you can. I used it for chinchillas and filled the bottom tray with bedding without the grate.
30642
The tray covers the whole bottom, with the exception of the nesting boxes which are slightly elevated. It does slide out for easy cleaning.
1417049
Not that I have seen. Ours are on the ground, so I don't really need a tray.
1229354
No grate for the bottom. There's a grill rack that goes above. I don't expect to get more than a few years out of this but it is light weight and easy to move around.
258124
There is no tray, but you could easily make one.. Ours is indoors and our rabbit only urinates inside where the shavings are.
1510482
no, it's not. you can only remove the plastic tray which is under the grate