Can an amazon parrot climb off the playstand to the floor
176441
Yes! I have an African Grey and climbs down whenever he wants to. It is very easy for them to reach the floor, but the good is that he stays all the way at the top for most of the time.
176442
with the skirts on, it is difficult but it can be done. amazons are smart birds and can pretty well do what they set their mind to. I bought this playstand because of the wood ladders and perches because i felt they were easier on their feet as opposed to the small metal ones. downside is that an amazon will probably chew on the wood. you can replace easily by making a trip to hardware store. for the money, this is one of the best i found and prevue is a good product. Hope I was helpful
176443
A large bird might be able to. I have an ekkie and a CAG. They do jot climb down to floor but will fly off if they want. Of course thats not alowed. Its great exercise for them. Ive hung lots of toys on top bar and the even climb up and play there as well
176444
Yes, my Amazon comes off on a regular basis, not so much climbing off but climbs down and then drifts to the floor.
2199326
No. I'm pretty sure it's not designed to do that. It's pretty small. Did great in the room I was using it in with 2 large parrots.
950205
No. I found this cage very difficult to deal with. It was hard to put together or take apart. Trying to put any kind of bird in the cage or out of the cage may scare it, as the cage is bulky and hard to deal with.
1726457
The other posters are correct. I have an Amazon parrot in mine, its a good size.
230204
They won't jump over it unless you have some lathing inside they can climb into. There is an opening that you can connect to a cage with a tube. You can close it as well when you use it elsewhere. It's best to give them a lot of space to move because in the morning. They love to run around. It was a great purchase and easy clean up to store.
2158658
I don't believe so. Not enough room in the bottom. & I don't think bunnies will go up ladders. Really be No room on the tiers for them. Oh, & no room for a small food dish either
722473
I would say no, as I have a canary in my cage and it can't get out. It's head is probably as big as your parrots beak. Enjoy. I love my cage.
489845
WE have no thad any issue with that. WE used to have 2 parrots and one passed away, so now we don't use the divider. I don't see how our parrot can get stuck in there more than in other areas.
1635414
Probably not. The base is plastic, and I'd guess a big bird like a gull will break it.
1902361
You can move the pan almost all the way up to the perch. My bird climbs down on the pan and walks around it. He's an african grey.
1182395
I just sit it on the floor unclip the top and move the top onto the floor, but both my birds were hand raised so they don't worry when the bottom is taken off, I usually clean the cage when the birds are out of the cage. But the top lifts off easily so if you take it off slowly it shouldn't alarm the bird anyway
1549865
My kitten uses both the ladders on the way up, but only the top one on the way down and then leaps to the floor. The ladders are probably more for energetic cats that want to take the express route up and down the tree.
1725257
I don't think so. My two conures haven't tried to fly inside it since I bought it. They do like it though and scramble up & down the ladders, hang upside down, etc. One word of caution: The little locks on the top two little doors are flimsy and I had to permanently secure them. The wire is not thick. The cage is very easy to clean, and I replaced the feeding cups that came with the cage with sturdier ones. Overall, my birds and I are happy with this cage.
656480
Yes. By all means. Put in lots of interesting perches and numerous toys for an exciting environment. I suggest In and Out cups by Smart Crock. Easy for a Parrotlet. Parrotnanny
41999
My Macaw stays on the perch for the most part and it lands on the tray (except when nesting). I would add paper on the carpet for a few weeks to test.
1721095
I have a Blue Fronted Amazon and he has no problem navigating. I moved the ladders to rhe center from under the food and water dishes as he pooped all over them. They were easy to move and they work better there.If I had it to do again, I would buy the smaller one. This one is really quite large for a bird his size.
1973238
It would probably be on the small side, but would do in a pinch. My real concern would be that it would not be strong enough. The larger parrots could probably mangle the relatively thin bars of this cage if they wanted to.