Can the food and water dishes be removed and replaced from outside the cage? In other words, is there a door for each of the dishes? Thanks.
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No, but I bought this dish for a travel transporter. It was very sturdy, compact, and very spacious. I transported a very large Umbrella Cockatoo from Va. to Tx. It worked so well, I was able to use it as a time out place for him to stay; it was easily moved to where ever I needed it to be.
2043463
you can move it to the left side of the cage,away from the door. that is it.our cat loves it. hope this helps.
1777880
You have to remove it. You can purchase additional bowls for multiple recipes, replace them, etc... It's not internal.
52535
There are 2 large doors on the front of the cage, one on the top and one on the bottom, they have latch closures. There are also 3 spring doors on each side, 6 total, so you can put the HUGE feed/water dishes at these for easy filling. I chose to zip-tie all side spring doors closed, because I have one Houdini of a Keet, that may or may not have been able to figure out how to get through them. You will not be disappointed in the size and quality of this cage.
308386
The two RED doors on top open independently. The only way to remove the red doors would be to never install them. The gray shelf can be left out, but it does not have the grooves in the cage to change it's position in the cage. I hope this info. helps! God Bless!!!
939634
No pull out bottom. You have to take the top to clean the cage.The cage has 2 front drop down openings.
2069034
The trays and the cage dividers can be removed (I removed them to give my birds more flight room). My birds always stay in their cage when I am cleaning. The cage itself is nice and large, but I found it a bit flimsy, when cleaning the birds. Still a really good buy.
2221031
Faceyface: Yes, the cage can be detached - it's super easy to clean because of the powder coating stuff on the bars...I've never had a cage that large and be able to clean it so quickly...really a great deal through Amazon too..
1709944
Yes the tray is removable. I have it attached to the outer backside of the rack to make extra room for one or two dishes.
722915
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.
2218706
I found a solution! After looking high and low for a replacement dish, I found that a Rubbermaid (food storage) container works nicely. It's the square size...holds 2.9 cups. You have to "pop" it in the holder, but it stays in place and won't blow away...not too deep for the birds. They love it! Hope this helps....
111815
There isn't a bowl there is just a round tray divided into for compartments that are marked 1 thru 4 and it is plastic. I didn't want my kitten eating out of a plastic tray so I bought her 4 little ceramic dishes that fit nicely into the tray area. I have also used small aluminum round bowls as well. There is a compartment for where you put a cold pack in you have to remove the top and it reveals a square compartment, but I only use mine for dry food, so not sure how it would work for wet food. Some people have actually put there wet food in freezer trays and let it freeze over night then put them in the trays with the cold pack in place and said it worked ok. There isn't a bowl there is just a round tray divided into for compartments that are marked 1 thru 4 and it is plastic. I didn't want my kitten eating out of a plastic tray so I bought her 4 little ceramic dishes that fit nicely into the tray area. I have also used small aluminum round bowls as well. There is a compartment for where you put a cold pack in you have to remove the top and it reveals a square compartment, but I only use mine for dry food, so not sure how it would work for wet food. Some people have actually put there wet food in freezer trays and let it freeze over night then... » Read More There isn't a bowl there is just a round tray divided into for compartments that are marked 1 thru 4 and it is plastic. I didn't want my kitten eating out of a plastic tray so I bought her 4 little ceramic dishes that fit nicely into the tray area. I have also used small aluminum round bowls as well. There is a compartment for where you put a cold pack in you have to remove the top and it reveals a square compartment, but I only use mine for dry food, so not sure how it would work for wet food. Some people have actually put there wet food in freezer trays and let it freeze over night then put them in the trays with the cold pack in place and said it worked ok. « Show Less
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The silver bowls remove for cleaning, but they do not expose the storage compartment. The top half is removed for storage. It is easy to remove the top. I just remove the bowls and then remove the top half of the feeder. I hope this answers your questions.
1491794
Yes, the glass comes out after you screw the bottom off. there 2 O-rings, one on bottom and one around the rim. Wash all in the top dish tray in the dishwasher.
2246011
Yes. You can remove the door. This carrier is great and good quality. Not flimsy and cheap like a lot of them.
2268202
Yes. The tray comes out easily and the bottom grate is exactly the same as the side of the cage. (Grid pattern and spacing) I find this cage much easier to clean than my old cage.
1328032
yes there is an inside panel that you have to take off, when you get out of there is three bowls that you have to unscrew and then the mere should come right off. don't drop the bold inside the door panel because the mere does not come with them.