VIVOHOME 30 Inch Height Wrought Iron Bird Cage with Rolling Stand for Conures Lovebirds Cockatiels Finches, Black

Great little cage! I got this to replace my caique's current sleep cage. It's very sturdy and good quality. Super easy to build! The front door is a little strange, but I'm used to it after a week now. His main cage is massive and impossible to cover at night for peaceful sleep. Before this he had an 18x14x22 sleep cage that felt a bit too small and cheap. This cage is perfect! Roomy enough that if he wakes up before me, he's not cramped. Small enough to cover easily and tuck away so he can get those vital 12hrs. I wouldn't use this as a main cage for any bird larger than a finch. But to travel or sleep - this is the one!!

Love this just wish legs were longer.Alot of room and easy to clean.

The media could not be loaded. I love how easy it was to assemble, the rollers on the bottom move smoothly they even have a brake on each wheel to keep the cage in place if desired, super easy to clean, I love the tattered iron appearance of the cage it’s very modern can adapt to anyone’s interior of home decor, value for the money is a must you will be surprised how nice it is and the dimensions are better than any big box retailer at the price.I Really love it & my Bird Fluffy Definitely Approves!!

This is meant for smaller birds cause wire spacing is close and thinner gauge. I could not find a cage these dimensions with heavier gauge for bigger birds. 8yo for size reference. It fits my umbrella cockatoo’s favorite XL perch (blue perch in pic) well enough without his head or tail touching. I used the perch it came with to support the weight of the perch until I can buy new perch that will go side to side for stability. Let me make it VERY clear this is being used as a sleeping cage only for at night in a dark walk in closet. My cockatoo has a large 3X4x6ft cage in our main living area all day. Do not use this to house a large bird as their main living space.I give it 4 stars bec it could be studier even for smaller birds. It also came with two holes on the frame that were not fully drilled out to receive the screw. My husband fixed it with his drill and I was able to place screws.

The media could not be loaded. This cage is pretty nice for a small bird, quaker, conures etc and smaller. Easy to put together and I like the feeder gates and the tray is easily pulled out so you can clean it. It is the minimum size for a SMALL bird. If you can go bigger that’s always better. My bird gets out of cage time so the minimum size cage works for me. I also like something a little easier to transport. Definitely change out the perches to the more natural ones you get at the pet store. Put a couple of toys in there too. Try and give your bird supervised and safe out of cage time. I personally feel like the plastic feeder and water containers are fine too. Just wash daily with hot water. The cage bars are strong enough for a smaller bird. My bird is friendly with family but not sure how he would be with strangers when they have to keep him when we are on vacation. With the feeder gates and pull out tray even a pet sitter can keep my bird when needed because they don’t have to handle him. It’s not super sturdy but I think it’s fine for my Quaker.Update! Still love the cage but if you have a Quaker or escape artist, your bird can definitely get out through the feeder gates you need to lock those as well.

Edit: the door has a hard time staying on the cage without me using several clips, and several times after opening the door to clean or put my bird away it has fallen off and made me have to hurriedly code the opening while I fix it. Downgrading the review even more and returning it. Do not get this cage.I don't normally review products online however I wanted to leave an honest review for lovebird owners.I have a 13 week old lovebird and he seems to enjoy the cage and frequently climbs around 85% of the cage.My problem is when building it didn't seem sturdy as the sides and top could easy wobble a bit. so I used zipties to make sure everything was held tightly together. Now this could have been my error, but the fact I had to use an additional products to make it better is why I didn't give it higher marks.The doors work OK, but to be honest the guillotine style doors kind of suck and are annoying to deal with. I paid 60$ bucks so I feel like you get what you pay for and it is not unexpected.Some other cons-My bird happily climbs most of the cage but it is a bit too small for him to really fly. I would say if you have a lovebird use this as a secondary cage or maybe if you need a smaller cage for another room and buy a flight cage that is bigger as the main cage. I will be upgrading his cage in a few months and keep this for a second cage or to temporarily hold rescue birds.Also if you do buy this cage ditch the dowel perches and buy some wood ones, you can get like 6 in a pack for 16 bucks on here so you have no excuse.

Too small for a large bird

This was so easy to put together. It took us only about half an hour to do. The directions suck but how hard is it to put a box together. I didn't like the way that the door opened up so I loosened the two wires on the right side and clamped the ones on the left side and now it opens out. It is nice and sturdy. And just a great size for my Cockatiel