Are toys able to be hung easily in the cage?
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yes. my bird has three toys in his cage with a swing, a mirror and also a cuttle bone.
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No. It has loops that lock around the cage bars. If you're really determined, you could probably rig something up to make it work, but it's meant for cages.
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You really can put it either way but, I found that if you put the grate on top of the tray you can not hang things like toys from the top inside of the cage. So, my parrot like the grate under the tray :)
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Yes they are rolled so your pet should'nt get hurt. Just be aware that this cage is not really designed to keep them captured in the cage, if they really wanted to get out of it they could. If you need this big of a cage for your pet they will definitely have the strength to get out. Hope this helps. I would have attached a pic but don't know how to on Amazon.
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You can put any treats. You may have to break them up to insert through hole. If you stuff it tight, your pet will play for a while bouncing the toy to get treats out.
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I'm not an expert but I have a chameleon in 2 cages that are 2x2x4 and staked one on top of the other and put a ficus for him to climb on. He has been doing well and usually hangs out near the top by the light. He's usually just a few inches away from it so I guess it isn't too strong.
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Yes. There is a built in door for that. Also, the floor on the second level is a thin plastic liner over the wood. So nothing will fall down like in a cage.
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The cage has no place in the center top where a hook can be placed. There is a thick plastic frame at the top and it has a center section. I would think that placing a hook on each side (not at the top) would cause the cage to wobble. Another problem is that the sides and all parts of the cage snap together, if it were hanging form hooks some of the snaps might become undone. I would not try hang this cage with a hook.
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The hooks position is not really not a big issue to me. I'm happy using this cage for my bunnies. I like the mobile wheels part to move the cage in the house easily.
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Yes, i believe they would but once in there it might not come out that easily. I would look for something a bit bigger so that it won't get 'lost' in the toy. Hope this helps
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The hooks on either side could be used inside a cage too. I don't know how successful that would be with a rabbit bumping it and playing with it though. I cut holes and hung mine on the outside. Refilling is also easier from the outside. This is a nice, sturdy container, better than some I've seen.
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Not sure what you mean. If youre talking about a perch that would attach to top of cage yes. If you want to hang cage from a fixture, no. It has large handles at either end to carry the cage but to suspend it in air using these I would be concerned about the cage stability. It isn't sturdy at all, rather flimsy.
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yes to the arms, as long as there is something on the toy (ring/loop) that you can put one of the hooks of the gym through. also any kind of toy with velcro closure loop or open ring can be attached, although may slide a bit.
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The cage is real sturdy. Doesn't fall, or wobble. As well, it can be taken apart to be put away. It's not a hard process, but pretty easy.
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They're hung with string, the knot in the string is what keeps the toys from falling off. So yes, you could remove the toys with little trouble and replace them with anything hanging on a string. BTW this toy doubles as a walker in later infancy according to my twins!
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My daughter has 5 parakeets in her cage and lots of toys. They all seem very happy. I really like the cage a lot. If you feed them on the bottom it limits the mess they can make with seeds.
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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.