PawHut Divided Breeder Bird Cage with Rolling Stand Removable Metal Tray, Storage Shelf, Wood Perch, and Food Container

It's a bit tricky to build alone but it can be done! Once it's all put together it seems great and sturdy so far. The wheels could be improved though.

I love it, not that difficult to assemble. Top edges were sharp so I covered them with tape. I wish it was taller.

I like it over all. But it is much shorter than my other cage. So I place it on a table and took off the wheels. I like the dividing partition. The trays do not slide in easily and one arrived with a little bend. I tried to unbend it. Have not tried silicon spray yet but will when the birds are not in the cage. I bought it as a second cage so I can take my other cage outdoors and give a thorough cleaning. Too hard to do with birds in it. But it will work out fine. Just check your dimensions.

It is perfect and little did I know that I would need the nesting opening. My baby is a mother now.

I will only give it two stars. Because it does not meet absolutely anything it advertises, it is a complete waste of money, the product is overpriced and in the process of fixing the damage I had to pay more money. Now, this forced me to keep it even though it is a second-hand bargain in order to try to fix the poor quality of the manufacturer's parts.The problem arises at the time of assembly, because it is not a product manufactured with the best quality. The screws and the grids do not match in measurements, it is very poorly designed and the parts are very fragile, they break immediately. In addition to the investment of this cage, you have to pay extra for it to be assembled and for the repair of what was broken and arrived damaged. In the total sum of everything I have paid to have the cage in good condition is $700.00. I do not recommend it if your expectation is to have a quality product at a reasonable price.Now, if you want to invest in a product that meets all your expectations of cost and product value, I am sorry to tell you that this is not it. The additional investment could double the value, therefore, it is a big waste of money. It would be better to look for another product of better quality and price.

Smaller then I expected and the material I expected to be much better quality. Bars bend easily. Also I've had trouble with a lot of food dispensers fitting in the doors and had to mount elsewhere as well as bird baths I've had to come up with innovative solutions. However, birds have not escaped, or but which is priority #1.Lastly, I'm disappointed that there are no options to buy panels to extend the cage longer or wider and that if you want to add on "stackable option" it costs more to add a double breeder then to buy a whole other set up and have an extra stand. Makes no senseManufacturer reached out to me I did not contact them and they offered to refund 1/2 my money which I found to be very kind and proactive. I would consider buying another of their brand items.

I have finches...and a cat named Onyx.Onyx and I have been battling since the day I rescued her over her wanting to eat the finches and me saying "NO Onyx!" Finally, after her pulling the cage over for the 3rd time I had had enough! But, I didn't want to give up either of them! So, I bought this cage. It is the Fort Knox of bird cages! No matter what direction she comes from she can't hurt them. And after just 4 hours, they Know it! They sit calmly watching her, unafraid. I'm hoping Onyx will eventually lose interest once she accepts it's a lost cause.The cage was easy to put together. Just make sure the holes are on the correct side, lol. Had to reverse panels twice! The bars are heavy gauge, like for a parrot, which it probably is. But they are close enough together that I know the finches cannot get out and Onyx cannot get in. The doors have drop locks on them; easy to open one-handed, but again Onyx proof. Even the slide out trays have guards on them, so they don't "accidently" get pulled out. One of the castors won't stay on when rolling the cage into its desired location, however I don't anticipate moving it a lot. I will at some point replace the castors. The doors on the ends are a little bigger than I expected. I had to add popsicle sticks under the lip of the birdbath to lift it further up so the Littles couldn't get through the upper corners. I currently have the divider out since I have three male finches but at some point I will get females.I know this cage is over-kill for 3 finches, lol, but it leaves plenty of room to breed more later. The major point here is that I can finally relax when I leave the room. Onyx won't be constantly in trouble. I don't have to close the bedroom door at night locking Onyx in with me anymore. Peace of mind is worth every penny! I highly recommend this cage, especially if you have an Onyx or two of your own!

I like the stackable feature and the ability to split the cage in half. I have several birds I breed and this works great, my biggest complaint is the area where the divider slides in I rarely use the divider so the gape is a little lager than I would like and is a pain to clean in that area. Otherwise I highly recommend this cage,my 1 other complaint would be that they charge a tone more money for purchase of a second level cage which makes no sense since it doesn’t come with a stand, but it easy to work around just buy 2 and don’t use the stand on the cage going on top they still fit together, you just end up with a extra stand.