Is the cage primer bird safe?
1149630
I cannot honestly say. I assume the maker took that into account. I can say that I have had my bird going on a year now with no adverse effects. He has been healthy and doing what birds do...he has explored the entire cage inside and out and up and down and has never been ill. Hope this helps
1149631
My two parakeets haven't had any problems. There hasn't been any chipping but my birds do not chew on the cage.
1149632
Although it doesn't state, I would assume a cage for birds was bird safe. We have a Quaker Parrot and she hasn't gotten ill or anything. She is always climbing the sides with no problem.
916008
It is a fibrous filler, not pellet-like. Manufacturer says it is safe for pets. I'm not sure that applies to birds. You could tuck the cut end under.
1575516
My cage is about the same size you should have no problem. It all depends on the weight of your bird. I have 4 parakeets and it works very well.
1057114
I don't know, but I think not. I remember in the instructions it said not to put heavy things on top of cage.
841600
Prevue usually has a suggested cover along with the cages they sell online. You would need to remove this cover during the day so your bird could access the playtop, and the edges of the front would probably flare open, leaving your bird(s) vulnerable to drafts during the night. I would agree with Sunny about contacting Prevue to see what their recommendation is.
1351873
It is a pretty solid cage and as long as is closed you are safe, but if you are using any backdrop crickets do hide behind it and die, making the whole thing a mess to clean.
1214091
I certainly don't know for certain, but I believe once the spray has dried, it should be safe. I use it in my chicken coop for mites. I make sure it is dry before letting the girls back in and they seem fine! We also eat their eggs, so I really mean it should be fine. I'd probably leave the windows opened a bit for airing though.
1839331
Yes it is, this cage is really big. Your new bird will have more than enough room
474518
Not unless you get the largest one....and only 1 Tiel! The largest one has the rust colored perches & feeders. The M101 is only big enough for Parakeets & Canaries...I have one of these cages in every size, lol. Best Wishes.
84484
You might have to contact the maker. It's not toxic to birds. It is a hard flat black finish.
1721801
No. It's safe to use around chicks. I used one in a section of my coop to keep the grow outs warm.
704949
The HQ cage compared to the one you mentioned is of higher quality. Examine the cage doors, for instance. I have several other flight cage that are almost identical to the HQ. The HQ is by far a superior cage in bar strength, paint adhesion, hardware, and the nest box door is designed better. If you want a quality cage - go with the HQ. Only downside is that you will need a skirt because there is no seed catcher. If you are looking for an economical solution, the Prevue may meet that need. I currently house parakeets in mine. I would recommend no more than four if you want to give them some personal space. The HQ cage compared to the one you mentioned is of higher quality. Examine the cage doors, for instance. I have several other flight cage that are almost identical to the HQ. The HQ is by far a superior cage in bar strength, paint adhesion, hardware, and the nest box door is designed better. If you want a quality cage - go with the HQ. Only downside is that you will need a skirt because there is no seed catcher. If you are looking for an economical solution, the Prevue may meet that need. I currently house parakeets in mine. I would recommend no more than four if you want to give them some... » Read More The HQ cage compared to the one you mentioned is of higher quality. Examine the cage doors, for instance. I have several other flight cage that are almost identical to the HQ. The HQ is by far a superior cage in bar strength, paint adhesion, hardware, and the nest box door is designed better. If you want a quality cage - go with the HQ. Only downside is that you will need a skirt because there is no seed catcher. If you are looking for an economical solution, the Prevue may meet that need. I currently house parakeets in mine. I would recommend no more than four if you want to give them some personal space. « Show Less
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Hi, I doubt if there is any lead, but can't say for sure. I think it's too small and flimsy for 2 English budgies. It's only 20"x20". No written instructions, just a diagram. I've bought 3 cages in the last year and none came with anything but a diagram. 2 were very large cages. I bought this one to leave at a friend's house as a "hotel" cage. I have 4 birds that go with me when I visit, so I keep small cages for them at her house. Two good sites for cages are King's Cages and cagesforless.com. Both usually offer free shipping. I don't recommend this cage for your budgies.
1271685
I don't think so. I had a bird die in mine so had to throw it out. The mother birds get scared by any noise or movement and will abandon their young so I don't recommend this.
528228
I just bought this one and the one with a stand and the finish does seem tough and durable. Keep in mind these cages are for smaller parrots and not macaws, cockatoos or African greys. I like that the overall cages are compact. The nest box doors are spring loaded so if you don't use nest boxes, I would secure those doors so they don't open. Also the pans are made out of steel and not plastic. They are also coated.
1517463
Medicated starter has medicine in it for chicks that were not vaccinated. I would be concerned about passing medicine to your pets through their feed (worms) that is probably not needed. The medicine in the feed might not he compatible with reptiles.
1593600
I have my cockatiel in this cage. I was told out is good for buggies as well. Really like this cage