Review on Optimized Quick Lock Bird Cage Bath for Lovebirds, 🐦 Canaries, Finches, Parakeets, Cockatiels & Other Small to Medium Feathered Friends by Melisa Byers

Designed for a parrot. Nice to look at. I put it high so it's less likely to get poop from birds that sit elsewhere and shit on it. However, I changed it at least twice a day. Even birds would rather drink from it than from a drinking fountain. This is another reason to often drain dirty water and pour fresh water. The can itself will not fit through the door unless it is tilted. So I would put a small cup in the cage, detach the tub from the bracket and pour dirty water into the cup. And then remove the cup through the door. And then I was able to dump the empty tub through the door without spilling dirty water. Take it to the sink and wash it. Turn the system over to fill the tub. I find the parrot cage to be the average standard size found at any typical pet store. It had three access doors on one side, the middle one being slightly larger. But still not big enough to push the tub through without flipping it over. I wish I could give you the measurements but Mom has the cage now and the birds are keeping her company.