How are the doors on this cage. Do they stay open so the bird can go in and out
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The door (singular) stays closed when you lock it in place. It stays open on its own unless your bird purposefully or accidentally closes it (which they can do without too much effort). The door does not lock open.
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I'm not sure. This cage is my sun conure ' s bedroom and he goes in and out pretty easy. My macaw sometimes sneaks into the cage to chew up the others toys and she can get in and out pretty easy through the door as well.
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I purchased two of these cages and have congo African greys in both. The only problem with this cage is that it won't fit through the doorway. I am otherwise very happy with this cage.
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It has a downward opening door above each food bowl pair and double doors halfway up on one side of the cage. The doors are conveniently placed so it is easy to change food bowls and access inside. There is no slide tray, the bottom snaps onto the cage. Its easy enough to clean. I lay out newspaper and put cage on it (unsnapped bottom). I don't need to displace my birds to clean. I think it is smartly designed but it could be sturdier. The plastic perches shake with the weight of one cockatiel so i switched them with wood perches. And its a little awkward to move from room to room. I do like the cage though.
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The cage has 2 large doors in the front and 3 small doors on each side. A normal bird bath fits perfectly in the small doors. The water/food feeders hang onto the cage itself.
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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
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There are LOTS of access doors at many levels on this cage that I clipped shut. A very clever rat or in my case "starlings" can figure those out quickly, there are perches but no levels for them, if you are creative and can make them the habitrail tunnels looping around the cage for example, it would be extremely roomy and nice for them to play and live in. There are two large doors for feeding etc, so you could assemble a pretty neat living area for them. Just remember to clip shut the doors you don't want them to open. I love this cage, but you WILL need a helper for assembly, Once it's up though it's on wheels and easily manuevered around and sturdy. I love mine. There are LOTS of access doors at many levels on this cage that I clipped shut. A very clever rat or in my case "starlings" can figure those out quickly, there are perches but no levels for them, if you are creative and can make them the habitrail tunnels looping around the cage for example, it would be extremely roomy and nice for them to play and live in. There are two large doors for feeding etc, so you could assemble a pretty neat living area for them. Just remember to clip shut the doors you don't want them to open. I love this cage, but you WILL need a helper for assembly,... » Read More There are LOTS of access doors at many levels on this cage that I clipped shut. A very clever rat or in my case "starlings" can figure those out quickly, there are perches but no levels for them, if you are creative and can make them the habitrail tunnels looping around the cage for example, it would be extremely roomy and nice for them to play and live in. There are two large doors for feeding etc, so you could assemble a pretty neat living area for them. Just remember to clip shut the doors you don't want them to open. I love this cage, but you WILL need a helper for assembly, Once it's up though it's on wheels and easily manuevered around and sturdy. I love mine. « Show Less
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Hi, I bought this cage for finches. I don't know if conures are really smart and can open doors and such but if they are this cage might not work. The small doors on theside stay closed due to pressure and not a sliding bar or anything like that. Otherwise it is a great cage with lots of room. Hope this helps you.
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The doors open both in and out, it all depends on if your Cockatiel is coming or going. Ours loves to sit on his door and sing, when he's not sitting on my shoulder pooping. They are great cages and easy to clean. We have parakeets in a second one. Good luck.
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Yes it has 2 doors, and it made nicely. Also has a handle so you can carry it which fits on the top middle of the cage. It was priced right and works quite nicely.
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It's open where you see the yellow head of the parakeet in the photo. It comes with 2 clips (removable for cleaning) on the top and a slot below the opening to slide over the wire of the cage. I open one of the access doors and slide it on, then hook the clips on, and it's on solidly. :) I have 9 Society finches and I have seen as many as 5 of them in that bath at once, and it stays put. If I needed another, I would definitely purchase another one of these!
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Hi Linda, The cage has two doors right next to each other. You can open just one or both at a time and they open both outward and inward. If you open them outward they pull down and open completely (180 degrees) if you open them inward they open to 90 degrees and act as a platform for the birds to stand on. This is convenient if you want to let your birds out for exercise. There are also the 2 small side doors for easy access to food and water dishes.I hope this helps. Jamie
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The cage is okay, held my bird.. But the locks are not that sturdy!! Birds can open and get out!! Great travel cage..
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The openings for the seed are not. The opening on top is all steel. The cage is small enough that it keeps out all but the small birds
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The top does not open. However, the four doors do open into the cage to provide a great perching area for your birds! We have 4 parakeets--2 birds per cage and I will never buy another cage as long as Hagen Vision cages are around. They are amazing!
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There are two (2) large doors on the front of the cage that latch, and on each side of the cage are three (3) spring-loaded doors. The food dishes hook onto the horizontal bars, so they are accessible from any of the doors. We use 3 of the dishes (1 for food, 1 for water, 1 for fresh fruit/veggies) and the 4th we cycle out so each of the dishes can be thoroughly cleaned. The dishes are each divided into 2 sections. I would suggest also getting the recommended cover from Prevue Hendryx so your birds can sleep securely at night. I highly recommend this cage. There is a lot of room for our pair of lovebirds to actually fly. There are two (2) large doors on the front of the cage that latch, and on each side of the cage are three (3) spring-loaded doors. The food dishes hook onto the horizontal bars, so they are accessible from any of the doors. We use 3 of the dishes (1 for food, 1 for water, 1 for fresh fruit/veggies) and the 4th we cycle out so each of the dishes can be thoroughly cleaned. The dishes are each divided into 2 sections. I would suggest also getting the recommended cover from Prevue Hendryx so your birds can sleep securely at night. I highly recommend this cage. There is a lot of room for our... » Read More There are two (2) large doors on the front of the cage that latch, and on each side of the cage are three (3) spring-loaded doors. The food dishes hook onto the horizontal bars, so they are accessible from any of the doors. We use 3 of the dishes (1 for food, 1 for water, 1 for fresh fruit/veggies) and the 4th we cycle out so each of the dishes can be thoroughly cleaned. The dishes are each divided into 2 sections. I would suggest also getting the recommended cover from Prevue Hendryx so your birds can sleep securely at night. I highly recommend this cage. There is a lot of room for our pair of lovebirds to actually fly. « Show Less
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I love the cage for the parakeets -- they're much smaller than an Africa Grey. I would think if your parrot can be allowed out of the cage, perhaps an actual parrot cage would be better. There are 2 main doors on the Prevue but it would take some good direction for the bird to get in and out. The cage is a great size - but again, my birds are much smaller....