Would this be good for a cockatiel?
1282107
I think it would be too big. You can damage their feet by giving them too big of bars all the time. So I guess it would depend how often he is oN it. If it's his daily out of cage stand I think it's too big
1282108
Yes... This would probably be a little big but would be big enough to give them plenty of room to move and play. It is perfect for my Sun Conures in my opinion. I believe they are about the same size.
2028788
Not sure. We are very pleased with this cage for our 2 cockatiels. They even seem to like it.
1548041
Oh I would say NO , I have a big pearl Cockatiel , and she like's the cage but I said before I would of preferred a little bigger cage for her, also there is not many ways to set it up for play time in the cage I have all sorts' of sticks on the outside for her and I never attached the top with the nut's so I take the top off for her during the day so she can come in and out, because the door is not an easy access for a med bird , now my little parakeet fly's in and out lol, so my answer is no go a little bigger, I can send pictures of my cage with my bird in it if that would help.
1475263
I think it would; I got it for a cage where the door goes up. I purchased it for my canary, and it was too big. I plan to give it to my son who has two cockatiels.
91415
I don't think so. It is designed for the Parrot. It would be an expensive experiment.
568749
Yes I think it would be good for a parrot. I have 2canaries in mine but it is a nice size and strong.
86375
It depends on what kind of bird. I don't think a Cockatiel would be able to get out but a smaller bird might be able to. The grate slides in and out and the tray sits on its own track. For what it's worth, I am really happy with this cage and so is my bird.
1825583
I can't say for sure since I have parakeets. I am not altogether familiar with cockateils.I have two keets in mine, and it is plenty big. I feel like I could put up to 3 in, and it would be fine, but no more... Mine also get a lot of time outside the cage.
1418379
No, this cage is for small birds like finches and canaries that enjoy flying back and forth horizontally - Cockatiels do well in up and down high cages with enough room around them to flap their wings - They also like to be outside the cage to fly around and be on top of the cage - Look for a Prevue cage specifically for cockatiels, taller rather than wider - Hope this helps - I bought a cockatiel cage kit at PetSmart for my lovebirds - If you look at that, you will see what I'm trying to describe - Mine was 27" tall, 19 1/2" wide and 15" deep - Good luck!
556985
Hi Loretta, In answer to your question, the Featherstone Heights Cottage Birdcage would be too small for your cockatiel, However, the Featherstone Heights Victorian Birdcage #294 would be more suitable for the cockatiel /parakeet size bird. This birdcage measures 18" L by 18" W and 25" High. All the Featherstone Heights Birdcages are made in the USA and are well made with 5/8" wire space. Hope this will help in your decision. Have a good day. Sincerely, Don and Pat Daugherty
257321
I would check with your vet because I am not sure if it should be used on birds. It is an excellent quality item with a low and high speed.
765001
I really wouldn't like to say. There is a small hole for a nail to fit into but I don't know how big a cockatiel's nails are. The small hole is about 4-5 cms. in diameter, but I would definitely ask a vet first.
1451213
I wouldn't go bigger than a Cockatiel. If it's a small type of conure, then maybe. The bars are on the thin side, so a bigger parrot could damage those. Also the wooden perches might not hold up to the weight of a bigger bird over time.
813120
I think it would be perfect for your bird. I have a African Grey and he loves it. You can also open the top for more space.
1576495
Unfortunately No. The cage is fantastic but far to small for 4 cockatiels. I would say one bird for that length of time.
464588
This cage is great for cockatiels! I have cockatiels in this cage and they have enough room. The seed shields do a good job of keeping the seed shells inside.
2018699
I have just one cockatiel in my cage, but I would say it would be ok for 4 cockatiels. One thing to consider is do they fly. My bird will fly some, as I do not clip his wings. Hope this helps.