A&E Cage Company Multilevel Flight Bird Cage Black

Description: A&E Cage Co.'s 32"x18" Multi Level Flight Cage features a spacious habitat for your feathered friends, giving them plenty of room to climb, fly and stretch their wings. Ladders between each level give them the opportunity to move about their enclosure with ease, finding new feeders and perches at each stop. With two large locking front doors and a non–toxic powder coating, this cage offers high–quality construction and a strong durable design, with safety in mind. With exterior dimensions of 32"x18"x70" and a bar spacing of 0.5", this cage creates a spacious and secure home for your feathered friends. Cleaning is hassle–free with slide–out grills and trays. Crafted from durable wrought iron and finished with a non–toxic powder coating, this cage ensures a safe environment for your pets. This cage is best suited for finches, parakeets, cockatiels, small conures
and similar sized birds.

Includes: Cage (1), wood perches (6), plastic feeder stations (6), large front door (2), feeder doors (6), stand (1)

Features: Bird proof front door & feeder door locks – Slide out grill & tray – Vertical bars front, back and sides – 2 large front doors for easy access – 6 plastic feeder stations – 6 wooden perches – 4 easy rolling casters – Bottom shelf for storage – Non–toxic, durable and safe powder – coated finish – Stand Included

Warnings/Cautions: Ensure you are buying the appropriate size cage for your bird to allow for exercise. Examine cage to ensure there are no hazards or sharp edges.

Advice for Use: Different bird species have unique needs in terms of space, layout, and cage design. Understanding these needs will help you make a smart choice that keeps your feathered friend happy and healthy. Every bird species requires a specific amount of space to thrive so be sure to have ample space for your bird to play and exercise; match the cage size with your bird's activity level and size. Ensure the spacing between the cage bars is appropriate to prevent your bird from getting its' head stuck or escaping. The cage material should be non–toxic and safe for birds. Powder coating or stainless steel are the preferred materials.