PREVUE PET PRODUCTS Large Stainless Steel Play Top Bird Cage, Rust Resistant Metal Cage for Birds with Rooftop Ladder and Playtop

Dent in front off cage otherwise nice cage would off scored higher if wasn’t a dent in it

I had a sinking feeling when I first saw the state of the shipping box and I prepared myself to be disappointed. Well, miracles do exist! In spite of the obvious abuse of the shipping carton and of the minimal, though evidently adequate inside packaging, there were only a few minor scratches which most likely would not have prevented me from buying it had I seen it in a store. I suspect the rough handling occurred on the way from China.I don't know much about stainless steel but the material used contains sufficient chromium, manganese or other to be non magnetic, So I assume it will be reasonably rust resistant but only time will tell. The cage itself is fine, quite light and sturdy, looks very good and has a greater interior volume than other cages of comparable horizontal dimensions I have owned or seen due to the fact that it extends lower to the ground.PLEASE NOTE that there is a barely noticeable thin oily film on the cage that you would likely be wise to thoroughly remove before housing a bird in it. I would have preferred a NorthAmerican made product but a three or more times the price, I would have kept what I now have.Though easy to assemble, assembly instructions would have been nice. While absolutely not required, get your electric screwdriver, it will speed up assembly time significantly.Six years later... The cage is still in very good shape. The stainless steel is perhaps not top quality as small surface rust spots have developed on the bottom tray when kept wet for a day or two (sometimes water seeps under a plastic protector I keep in the bottom) but nothing that is not easy to rub off with a good cleaning - so perfectly adequate for the product. All in all, this was a very good buy and I am considering a second cage.Prevue Pet Products Stainless Steel Play Top Bird Cage

Exceptional product hands-down. The price when I got it was significantly lower than now. Wish I had purchased two.

A winner cage I got two medium size Cages for my Indian ringneck Quaker and cockatiel they are so happy the cage is big and beautiful I love the stainless steel it’s shiny and sturdy easy to assemble

I wanted a large stainless steel cage for my GCC because stainless just holds up the best. This cage is perfect. It’s large, cleans up easily and I really like the top part and additional places to hold food bowls.**SAFETY WARNING**I want to emphasize that the bar spacing listed on the ad is 1”. However, the bar spacing throughout all the sides of the cage are not actually 1”. The bars on the side are smaller at 5/8”. The bars on the bottom of the cage though are 1” as well as the top grate that goes over the play top. 1” is too large for a GCC. For this reason, I removed the top grate completely- I wanted my GC to be able to play on the flat part anyways without climbing over the bars. For the bottom grate, I keep it covered with newspaper. I feel very confident in these safety measures however I do not necessarily recommend this cage for a small bird due to the bottom grates being 1”. They are big enough that a small bird could fit their head through and get stuck. Unless you have means to keep the bottom grates covered, this would not be ideal for a small bird.

I ordered two of the medium cage for my brown throat conure and Indian ringneck. Both love these cages and my spazzy ringneck lets me get closer to the cage now (she was in a huge cage that she never used much of the room before). These cages are easy to assemble, I put both together by myself so as long as you stuff tools in your pocket and can hold a couple dozen pounds in the air while assembling the first couple steps you'll be find on your own (help ... will help though). One cage arrived in perfect shape, another had a dent or two and the box split open loosing a bunch of parts. The one that didn't arrive in great shape had parts that were probably for the small/large version of the cage but luckily those parts were mostly on the top part which my ringneck won't go to anyway. One service ticket to the vendor fixed all that so if your cage doesn't go together properly, don't worry, they have support state side and they'll fix in in a week.One thing I really like about this cage is that the dishes are not really in fixed position. They give you dishes but because they just bolt up to the side you don't have an inconvenient propitiatory mounting system that you have to tear apart if you have a bird that is messy/poops out the side near the dish. Because the cage is stainless steel it's very light (compared to other cages) to roll outside to clean. This is the main reason why I went with these cages over my oversized iron powdered cages. I recently lost my sun conure that had metal in her stomach and it might have been my old iron powdered cage so I was not taking any chances with my other birds and ordered these cages immediately.