Can you put water and food in the cage? Are there slots for that?
580745
No slots for food or water. I use separately purchased cups and a hanging water dispenser.
580746
There are no slots for food and water. It is a cage designed just for travel. However, you could put stand-alone dishes at the bottom of the cage for a short period. Again, this cage is for short-term use only. DO NOT use it as a long-term container for any bird. It's simply too small for that.
580747
There aren't specific food slots, nor does it come with a food or water bowl, but you can probably use the ventilation holes in the acrylic to screw in a food bowl, or clamp it onto the wire sides of the cage.
580748
Not on the acrylic part but we place ours on the back and front cage part! Works very well !
580749
between holes drilled in the plexi sides, and the steel grid on the front and back, you can use the cup holder rings that attach by screw post and wingnut. these cups will take up some space inside the travel cage. you will have to open the cage door to refill the food and water.
627701
No. These are 2 cages stacked top to bottom with a closeable hatch on the bottom of the top cage. You can actually separate them and use them as 2 stand-alone cages (we moved our pet this way when we moved...)
808934
They can put water in the tank but it would spill out of some parts and it would probably take a long time to dry out. We used rice and lots of pieces slid right back out immediately.
52530
There are 2 large doors about 8x8 inches and 4 small spring loaded doors 2 on each side about 4x4 inches. The water/feed bowls don't have ther own door but can be placed anywhere in the cage you would like
109251
There are two holes in the lid, but they are only the size of a pencil lead. You might be able to put water or other light liquids in.
1221052
I think so, however the perch that it comes with is meant for a larger bird so you could attach a few smaller perches for them. The sides are plexie glass so you can attach a perch to the bared area. This cage does not come with water or food cups so you will have to figure that out also. I really like that the cage has a nice sized door and is clear. This made it super easy to put our tricky conure in : ). She didn't even know. Hope this helps.
689934
Top is not removable and is a main component of how the cage goes together. Would not suggest removing it on a regular basis. Cage has two small access doors and two openings for food/water bowls
1338287
Yes, there is a little room, but the box warns not to put it in water and to keep the tub drain open. I would either bathe them separately or put them both in w/o this inflatable tub.
648290
You could put food in the bowl/bottom part under the rack. It does however get very full of small bits of hay as they pull hay out of the rack part so might not catch as much hay or the hay might cover the food. If you want to use it just as a food bowl it would work, but there are better food bowl only options out there.
513213
Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C; cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
1369876
I think you could get a 35 pound bag of dog food in it. You might consider putting the actual bag in it though, as I think just dumping it in there would cause a moisture problem. Great idea though!
840041
Yes, they can be accessed from outside of the cage. It makes for easy food and water changes. Hope this helps.
467679
There are the cage grates to hang toys in the inside of the cage. The tray slides in on top of those bars. I hope that answers your question.
1524085
It would fit comfortably in the cage, but there wouldn't be lot of room leftover for anything else after it's put it. Hope this helps!
578091
There is no built in cooler so the answer is no. My one problem with this dog bowl is if the pump quits the animal cannot get a drink of water. A major design flaw as far as I'm concerned. If you are going to leave your pet for a day or so you need to provide an alternate source of water in case the electricity goes out.
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Mine has two doors as well - one on the top and one on the bottom. The feeding doors also are quite large. I don't know about the guy who's keeping his cocktails in the cage; personally, I like my cocktails by the pool. Perhaps he has had one too many. My cockatiels do enjoy the cage, however.
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Yep! It just has hooks that you can attach to the cage. It comes unattached for packaging purposes, so if you don't want to put it in you can just leave it out. Just know that if you do put it in, you have to place it in the bottom of the cage before putting the top part on, as it can not fit through the doors.