Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Review

VIVOHOME 72 Inch Wrought Iron Large Bird Cage with Play Top and Rolling Stand for Parrots Conures Lovebird Cockatiel Parakeets

The Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird cage is definitely something to consider if you are looking for a home for your small to medium birds.

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This birdcage is constructed of premium welded steel with a sleek black hammertone metallic finish that is stylish and spacious. The structure is solid and this means that it will withstand harsh weather and birds sharp beaks.

The heavy-duty sliding window latch keeps your bird secure in its cage and is not easy pecked open.

The cage has four 360° rotating swivel casters, so you can move the cage easily. It also has a mesh grille at the bottom to store things like bird food and bird toys.

The top and bottom part of the cage feature pull-out trays made of PPC material that is durable and resists corrosion. Both trays and the bottom grill are removable and are easy to clean, while 4 panels catch any food dropped by messy birds

This birdcage comes complete with four removable stainless-steel bowls for food, three wooden perches, a detachable ladder and an extra hook on top for hanging toys or millet from.

The top comes off with a tray and the bottom also has a poop tray

The cage measures 18.5″(L) x 18.5″(W) x 26″(H) and the wire spacing is 1/2″.  The cage weighs 39.4 pounds.

This cage is suitable for multiple birds species, including African Grey Parrots, Parakeets, Parrotlet, Cockatiels, Green-Cheek Conures and Love Birds. I wouldn’t put more than two birds in this cage.

The cage is not suitable for Macaws, Cockatoos and other big birds.

The overall rating for this birdcage,  (based on customer reviews) is 4 out of 5 stars.

The cons I found were there were are some complaints that there were rough edges, which might be dangerous for the birds.

Be warned that it is not that easy to assemble and you will need two people. The instructions also tell you to put the wheels on first, but this makes the rest of the construction of the cage unstable, so leave the wheels until last.