The Triple Roof Bird Cage will be a quaint home for your small birds. This larger cage has room for multiple small birds or can double as a breeder cage. A large front door allows easy access to your birds and two smaller feeding doors make it easy to add water and food.Four perches and two food/water cups are included. The 1/2-inch bar spacing is ideal for keeping your small birds safely contained. A pullout drawer with a removable grill makes it easy to clean messes. Some assembly required.The Triple Roof Bird Cage is a convenient and adorable home for your feathered friends.
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Perfect for medium-sized birds like the cockatiel senegal and weaver the Charleston Bird Cage has 5/8-inch bar spacing which makes it absolutely safe and fun for your pet.The attractive house-style cage has an all-metal base with a removable drawer and for convenient cleaning. Three outside-access feeder cups and a plastic seed guard make sure your bird has an ample supply of food and water while a perch helps your pet sit comfortably and get a lot of exercise. Requires minor assembly.Extremely affordable the Charleston Bird Cage is made with metal wires and comes in a pet-safe black finish.
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The Bridgeport Double Breeder Cage has 7/16-inch bar spacing and is suitable for small birds like the parakeet finch canary and lovebird.This cage has a removable wire partition and solid divider that turns it into two separate cages when needed. Four feeder cups make sure your birds have food and water handy. Roomy insides promote activity while three perches provide comfortable resting space. The cage also has two front doors 4 inches wide x 4 inches high and two side nest box doors 3/4 inch wide x 4 inches high for quick and easy access to your pets.This metal cage requires minor assembly and sports a pet-safe nickel finish. The economical Bridgeport Double Breeder Cage makes a great addition to any bird enthusiast’s home.
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