🐦 Prevue Pet Products 125C Parrot Cage: A Chrome Haven for your Feathered Friend! Review

Good quality to withstand the rigors of travel. She likes to camp in her trailer in her traveling cage. I added a thicker top perch to make it look more like her home cage.

I was so concerned about this thinking it wouldn't be big enough for my bird until I saw a review saying it was perfect for the yellow back is of the head so i took it and am so happy i made it perfect! Thank you!

Used as a road frame for Eclectus when driving over rough terrain. It had enough space but the cage was a good size to fit in a car. We had it in the van but it would fit in the front seat of my truck. Will continue to serve as a good home cage replacement.

Smaller cages in 1" increments are hard to find. I've bought this cage twice in the last few years because I haven't found anything I liked better and the first one has worn out. They are strong, large for the bird's comfort, and easy to clean and manipulate indoors. You are really great!

We had several cells of this type. Always happy with it. After all, birds can bend the sticks a bit and mine figured out how to move the wire mesh underneath, but that keeps them in and their little brains enjoy getting to the paper below :) Perfect for African Grey. She doesn't like very big cages, but this one has enough space to spread her wings and destroy her toys.

This is identical to the previous check where we have been using our African Serum for 15 years, with one exception: the surface already has bare patches where the shell has come loose. This also includes the places where we set up the perch. Cleaning and changing food and water cups also wears down the coating. I would return it but it took us hours to get our bird into a new cage. The finish is NOT chrome and should be safe on our 30 year old African Gray!

just arrived, yeah! I don't need to collect it, my second reason for buying a cage. Other reasons are the stronger construction and size. I needed a sleeping cage for my Ekki upstairs. Perfect choice, very satisfied ☺ oh first the grid below, which I fixed with a detachable elastic band, because without a grid is a huge gap, and even with it, if you have a curious busy parrot , it can when trying to get out , to get stuck. Update - I still love this cage but oh my god when my birdie wants to…

If you can afford it, you should probably buy a new parrot cage every few years. Birds make a mess, and after so many cleanings, any cage begins to wear out. My 21-year-old purple-crowned Revane was a lifesaver who had serious mental health issues when she was just 3 months old; She is afraid of the big parrot cages (floor cages) but loves the Prevue Hendryx 125. I have bought them in brass, chrome and black over the years. We returned to Chrome and she immediately settled into her room…

I've bought at least four of these cages for my yellow-browed Revane since the 1980's. I've seen a few changes to the model, although the door design has always been a weak point. The first thing that struck me about this cage is the matte chrome(?). The door worked well enough, but the push handles for the seed and water jars didn't work. As I struggled to get her to move up and down, I noticed flakes of metallic paint(?) breaking off the bars and falling into the harness and onto the floor of