Living World Cockatiel Brown Topaz Review

Doesn't fit well in my cage, lovebird is too scared to climb in as there is no ladder or anything to help her get into the tub. You have to figure out how to get the bird to use it. too large for a cage cage or cage feed/water gate and too awkward to use. My bird is not tame enough to be used outside the cage and again she is afraid of her.

I'll be brief so everyone knows. Measure your door and make sure it is 6 inches wide. The only thing close to 4.5 inches is the length/depth of the part that sits inside the cage, which is about half the length/depth of the entire item. It wasn't listed in the product dimensions, so I figured I'd buy something that would fit a 4.5" wide door.

My green-cheeked kennel came over to check it out right away and wasn't scared at all. It's a lot bigger than I expected and is perfect for a little green cheek. The cage I have for her is very large so fits perfectly in the door and is designed to be adjusted to hang from the cage grate whilst the actual tub part fits in the feed door. Installation requires at least 6 inches of horizontal space. The only downside is that the pins on the bottom are too close together to attach to the bottom of…

This pan is larger than most cage fitting pans on the market. That's a pretty good size for a cockatiel. I bought this for a Quaker but I would recommend that you use his/her bathing style to decide if it is the right size for your parrot. The pool measures 8.5 inches long, 5.5 inches wide and 8.5 inches high inside. This product is easy to assemble and looks like a bird bath my bird used to love so much so I am giving it a positive review. However, I am deducting a star and writing this review

My little parrot has used one of these bird baths for many years. Not the same - I buy him a new one every Christmas. Unfortunately my little bird ended up in bird heaven after 22 years. Though he definitely enjoyed getting in the tub. He had a special cackle when he was in it - sort of like singing in the shower. Oh, forgot to mention, he probably thought it was a chew toy too, because he immediately ate that piece of wood from the front. He didn't mind stepping on the plastic, so having some…