Yaheetech 52" Large Bird Cage for Parrots, Cockatiels, Budgies, Flight Cage | Easy to Clean Slide-out Tray, Rolling Stand for Convenient Mobility, 3 Perches, 4 Feeders, for Small to Medium Birds

This Yaheetech 52" bird cage is a good buy. It's very well-built and feels solid when assembled. The coated wrought iron material looks good and the cage has a lot of room for small birds. I currently have 2 budgies in it. 3 long wooden dowel perches are included and four plastic double feeding cups. It looks like this cage is made of two smaller ones stacked together, so there is an upper and a lower door, which makes maintenance easier. The pull-out bottom tray is strong plastic and very easy to keep clean (I use the cheap supermarket paper towels for liners and they work fine) There a lot of storage room on the shelf under the cage. Wheels make it very easy to move the cage around. There is no top door on this model, if that matters. I recommend this cage to anyone starting or looking for an extra good quality bird cage

Good size for my mustache parakeet. We have the same one for our IRN as well and it’s plenty of room for both of them (they have separate cages). Pretty simple to set up, sturdy, and easy to move around with the wheels.

This is my second time ordering a cage from this vendor. The first order was lost due to the carrier and customer service was very prompt and very accommodating with refunds. I was so impressed I decided to order again, going for an even bigger and better cage. The carrier once again gave me grief (what's going on with you, USPS?) but the cage made it to me this time and I have to say I am very, very pleased. The cage is big and very sturdy, the bar spacing is just right for medium and small birds (a very small budgie or a finch might be able to push enough to get their head through, but it feels unlikely), and the whole thing is highly customizable. The material is wrought iron but the bars and parts can be pushed enough to make small adjustments. For assembly I'd really recommend two people, but it is entirely possible if you, like me, are out of shape, mobility impaired, and alone, it's just going to take longer and require more elbow grease. No parts were missing and though a few of the panels had to be pushed to fit, I got them into place and now it's all holding together extremely well. For toy and perch setup, either get creative or have another person. The cage is BIG. The included dowels and food cups are not exciting, but very easy to replace; I've exchanged the plastic feeders for metal bowls and while I used a couple of the dowels, I added a variety of other perches as well. Overall, a wonderful cage and a very helpful and communicative vendor means they've got a customer for life!

I've had this cage since 2021, originally for two budgies. Plenty large enough. Now it's just one budgie and she loves the size of it. It wasn't too difficult to put together and I have no complaints about the quality. It's been three years and it's been good enough. Some things that I wish were different: 1. It needs at least one rear access door. The two front swing-out doors are fine, but since the cage is so large, it is very difficult for me to mount perches and other items inside the back of the cage because it's nearly impossible for one person to have one arm through a front door and reach around the back of the cage with the other arm to screw things in. A second person is needed or just get creative with one of those grabber things or something. But still a PITA. 2. It's not easy to do a thorough cleaning because one it's put together, it's just one big piece. The bottom tray and the bottom grid both slide out easily enough for cleaning, but if you want to really clean this sucker, the easiest way is to take it out to the back yard and hose it down. That's great if you have a yard, but living in an apartment is tricky. It's time-consuming to try to sponge-bath and wipe the whole thing, especially when it's hard to reach some of the inside of the cage due to its size and lack of openings (see #1 above). Would be great if it was easier to take apart and then the pieces could be washed individually in a shower. 3. Locking wheels would be nice to have. Not a bad cage overall for the price, but some improvements would make it awesome.

My cockatiel had started chewing on his previous cage (he knows it annoys me) so I knew it was time for a new cage. I picked this one because it was large, tall, and on wheels, and had a removable tray on the bottom for changing the paper. I was pleasantly surprised by the sturdiness and quality of the cage - I did notice a couple of areas where the paint was chipped when I opened the box, but the box was damaged on arrival so it could have been from shipping. Luckily they were not in very accessible areas. The cage was pretty easy to put together, and OMG I LOVE the wheels! They allow me to push the cage around easily in any direction, not just front and back or side to side. It makes moving the cage to vacuum so easy. It took a little while for my bird to get used to climbing up and down the cage because the bars were a little farther apart than he was used to, and the sections with the square stabilizing rods (not sure what else to call them) threw him for a loop Because he couldn’t use them to pull up with his beak, he had to reach past them to the next regular bar. It is a little difficult to put toys that need to he screwed in on the opposite side of the cage because it is so large, you have to have long arms to reach inside and around. If you have someone to help that shouldn’t be a problem. There are no doors for food or water bowls, you have to hang them inside. They do provide 4 plastic bowls that you can use though. I am not a huge fan of the bowls provided because they are all double bowls, and it just seems like wasted space since I don’t put his water right next to his food. I was able to get other bowls that would fit. The tray on the bottom is a bit floppy but it works fine, and i was really happy that they didn’t require you to put one of those grates on the bottom on top of the tray. Those just get too messy too quickly in my opinion. I like the area under the cage to store food or toys or treats or cage covers too - this cage is bigger than my old one but my bird accessories take up less overall space now. I’d recommend this cage for cockatiels or similar sized birds, especially if you like the idea of wheels that allow easy movement and ample space for your feathered friend to play!

I ordered this about 3 am on Friday morning, and received it on Saturday, 4 days earlier than predicted. I read every review I could find on this cage before ordering, so I knew exactly what to expect. Every part arrived intact, including the perches and feed/water cups. Despite the directions being utterly useless, I had the whole thing assembled in 30 minutes. It's pretty straightforward, and all you need is a little common sense. Cage dimensions are exactly as described. This cage would work splendidly for any bird up to the size of an African Grey or an Amazon. A Cockatoo or a Macaw would find it an appropriate temporary accommodation. I intend to use it to house my handfed baby parrotlets and baby quaker parrots, and in preparation for this, I have already separated the cage into two equally sized, 30.8" (Width) x 20.5" (Depth) x 18.6" (Height) levels. To keep both parrot species at an accessible level, I've mounted it, (without the casters) on top of a repurposed square coffee table. I may drill holes in the bottom of my coffee table legs, and mount the caster wheels there, in case I need to roll the cage around cleanup,and vacuuming underneath. The bar spacing and wire strength is appropriate for any bird, from finches to parakeets, as well as Conures, Amazons, and African Greys. I like the simple locking mechanism, but I may upgrade it to a hook-and-eye fastener as my Baby Quakers and Parrotlets grow more intelligent and inquisitive. Is this cage appropriate for rodents that can flatten themselves, and slip through bars 0.6" inches wide? Probably not. Otherwise, any negative reviewer who complains that their Budgie snuck out of this cage either has a wild imagination, or they are just paid trolls trying to mislead you. The cage is huge, goes together easily, and looks pretty nice! I'll update this review if the cage spontaneously combusts, or a parakeet with a 1-inch wide head squeaks through the 0.6 inch bars... but don't hold your breath. I think it is a well-manufactured cage, with all the room a parrot could hope for, especially in this price range! P.S. I did break the hook off of one of the cheap plastic food/water bowls, while trying to mount it inside the cage. I still like the design of the cups, so I drilled holes near where the hooks were, and attached it with small zip ties instead. These minor inconveniences don't require rocket science to fix. Just common sense and a little creativity.

I bought this for a parakeet and he has plenty of room to fly and play. I think it would even be big enough for 2 parakeets and I'm considering adding another one. It wasn't that difficult to put together. I put it together by myself and I'm not a handy person like that. I zoomed in on the second picture to show the size of the bar spacing compared to my parakeet. He's still young and wouldn't be able to escape the bars. I couldn't say about a finch though. I wouldn't trust their small size in this. The feeders that came with it are nice and roomy but I did buy other ones to use as well which he prefers. It came with sturdy wood perches as well although I did buy flat ones as well so he don't get arthritis clinging on the round perches all day. The tray is a little flimsier than I was expecting it to be but so far so good. It seems to be sturdier than it feels. The bars wipe clean with a dry toothbrush and it's been a great home for my new little guy. I really like that I can roll it outside because it would be too heavy for me to lift. I'm including a photo of a small travel size cage, as well as a medium cage I use when I'm cleaning out the big cage, so you can get an idea of the size of this cage. It's large and I'm happy with my purchase. I'm saving to buy another one for my disabled neighbor who lives alone and is wheelchair-bound and could use a little pet bird to perk her up. This is worth the price in my opinion and I don't have any regrets in buying it.

Its super spacious for my tiel and its really sturdy and the wheels make it so easy to move around. Only thing is im not too sure if thats on me but to slide out the tray its at the back of the cage so whenever i want to clean the tray i have to turn the whole cage to take it out. Im not sure if thats how its designed but oh well😭 ive had this cage for a few months now and nothing is broken..besides a wheel that pops off but thats my bad cause i kinda slammed it while trying to get it down some stairs. This cage has some great sales too sometimes.

This cage doubled the size of the cockatiels previous cage and he seems to really enjoy all the new space. The fact it is on wheels means that he can be with the family where ever we are in the house. Just waiting on a few toys to arrive so he can enjoy his space even more. It is sturdy and simple to assemble, and the price was great too. Both bird and humans are very happy with it.

Good quality cage , however, not suitable for budgies, the bars are slightly too big so they can injury themselves pretty badly. The only issue is the doors are a lot smaller than expected and there is no way to access the inside of the cage from any other angle so you have to use the small opening of the doors, and unless you have long arms it’s very hard to attach any perches or toys at the back of the cage.

my bird love it

Solid build. Easy to assemble. Lots of space. This cage is all you will need for 2 to 4 budgies. It is simply amazing and I love it. It comes with 4 feeding station, 3 perches and all the necessary parts to assemble the cage. One negative is: the assembly instructions are such a tiny print it's impossible to read it and the parts are not labelled so you may have a small puzzle building moment but it's not so bad as the cage is very easy to assemble and disassemble. ... I set mine up in about an hour and set up all the toys, mirrors and stuff for my 2 budgies. They settled in within the day and are happy. ... I would highly recommend this product!

Good quality