Yaheetech 47-inch Rolling Breeding Flight Bird Cages for Parakeets Budgies Finches Cockatiels Conures Lovebirds Canaries Parrots w/Detachable Stand, Black

Wanted a cage on wheels. My parrotlet is a shredder, and therefore messy AF. Got tired of dragging his table and cage around to vacuum around daily. Also, he loves his window view but during the summer months it can get strong. It’s so easy to just roll him around and give him some shade as needed.Yes, assembly is not for the weak. But people have to have realistic expectations of putting things together. Just use common sense when piecing things together etc. When things aren’t aligned, bend them a little. My husband did most of it alone in like 15 minutes, but once and while having two sets of hands was helpful for holding and aligning.To address some concerns I saw on here:1) Yes there is gapping in some areas. See my pictures. My bird is not an escape artist, but if yours is, you may need to zip tie.2) Yes the cage doesn’t feel extremely stable on the roller bottom and the red clips are useless, but all I did was zip tie each corner. 100% stable now, no issues. And if I need to remove the cage which has been zero times in 3 months, I’d just cut the ties. Not an issue. People just have to be creative and not expect everything in their lap.Other notes: Rolls smoothly, wheel locks work. Drawer to clean slides out easily. Doors work well. Bottom shelf is sturdily attached.For the price, this was the best purchase. Shouldn’t complain too much, just find simple solutions. Absolutely would purchase again.

Easy to assemble, and use. Plenty of room for my budgie who loves his home!

Overall, I’m very pleased with this cage. I was searching for a cage that has more length horizontally rather than a tall cage. My finches fly back and forth horizontally rather than up and down. This cage is perfect in that regard. The bar spacing of 1/2” is also perfect for small birds. It was affordable compared to many other cages, and everything I needed to put it together was provided. The only drawback for me is that the grate at the bottom of the cage is attached to the sides of the cage and cannot be removed for cleaning. I can wipe it down daily and be creative in how to give it a thorough wash. The tray under the grate slides in and out easily. I like the cage overall so much that I’ll work out the grate situation.

This birdcage is really not a good cage. I read all reviews and was prepared to do modifications upon receiving it. The stand is nice . But the cage is flimsy and cheap. I ended up donating the cage to a bird rescue but I kept the stand because the cage I bought from the pet store fits it perfectly.

I have 4 budgies/ parakeets in this and they have room to fly around and play and find their own space when they need. The feed and water systems are nice and secure. The food down for makes cleaning a breeze, as well as the side out litter tray. The shelf in the stand is sturdy enough to hold all of my bird related supplies. It stands at a great height to get a full view of all the birdy action.The only thing to watch out with is that the hooks that secure the cage to the stand are a bit too unstable for me so I had to reinforce it.Overall it is a great buy, especially at this price point. It was easy to put together. I've traveled with it securely when we moved with the boys still in the cage. I'm a happy customer.

This was the worst product to assemble I can remember (I'm 72). I've done countless assemblies so that's saying something. The instructions were next to useless because they were not actual pictures but drawings, which were not accurate, so you couldn't tell which clip went where. Drawings are almost useless when they tried to depict the cage in 3 dimensions. Lines running everywhere, hard to tell which part of the cage was which. There is a video online that shows it being assembled but they are mostly closeup shots with no detail as to what part of the cage you are looking at. It just magically goes together. Music but no narration. Video was a some help, better than just the poor printed instructions.Finally got it together and it seems okay, if a bit flimsy. But okay for a bird's weight. When front door is opened it just flops all the way down towards the floor - should have chains or string to hold it open flat for bird to sit or land on. General appearance is nice, at least from a distance because parts don't line up well.If you are not handy or able to intuit you will be very frustrated.

Nice cage gives my bird plenty of room. Plus i like i can roll outside on porch with me