🐦 Bird Bathtub for Cage - Tfwadmx Parrot Bath Shower Box Bowl with No-Leakage Design and Hooks, Ideal for Small Bird Parrots, Mynas, Budgies, and Lovebirds Review

Are you kidding me? I ordered two of these for my two parrot cages for two birds. It looked very easy. The hooks broke off in the holes, just twist with your hands! on both cells. The hooks literally broke off leaving the tips in the hole.

This bird bath is awesome! Easy to set up. I actually bought this for my cockatiels but it was too small for them so I put it in a finch cage. They liked it! And no mess! After they were done I took it out, rinsed it with a dab of dish soap and laid it on a towel to dry. Excellent purchase! I just ordered another one.

Do not try to turn the screws to the limit. I did that and one fell off. The bottom of the screw is still stuck in the hole because the hook broke so I'm now forced to use it on the outside of the cage instead of the inside as requested. No big deal just to let others know. All screws are not included.

My two green cheeks are in the bath tub all the time. It's a one piece piece that hangs perfectly on the outside of one of my flight cage doors. This is a very inexpensive product for what it does. I've bought other bird baths that have literally fallen apart. I just had a slightly larger version that fit my jenday. **NOTE NOTE**

Best Bird Bath. Looks good, well made and easy to clean. I had to buy another one because my budgies love it so much they always want their own. They are so corrupt. Caution: The drill holes are too small for the cheap hooks supplied. First start the drill and take the steel hooks. I had cut one of the included hooks into the hole and was having a hard time getting the broken piece out.

The box itself corresponds to the description but the holes for the hooks are obviously too small. Do not buy this product. I was trying to screw the hooks all the way in (where they were supposed to screw in) to make sure they were securely attached to the cage, and the end of the screw came loose from the end of the hook (which is now in the box) before you get the flat one reach part in the middle. Now I can't attach it to the cage as expected because I can't get the end of the screw out of…

this is the second of these we've bought, an accidental fall broke the first one which is my fault but as you can see using the cheap hardware that comes with it is a good thing since today we broke a new cheaper hook. Now I'm going to spend some time removing this BS hook and hopefully I can avoid having to redrill a new hook hole which I'm thinking after buying a smaller piece to get the right size. Use better hardware already, or drill better holes for God's sake. it's not hard whoever does…

Advantages: - No leaking or splashing of water outside the cage. - Looks good, I couldn't find another completely transparent bird bath. - It is delightful to watch the brave birds use it. Thick, durable plastic withstands drops and is easy to clean. Cons: - The biggest problem is that the holes go right through and rust or whatever was on the hooks starts dripping into the tub almost immediately. - The edge of the entrance seems a bit sharp, I wish it was rounded to protect their feet. - The…

Love the look and the birds love it too! I have a small cage with small doors (only 2 inches wide), but this bird bath is designed to fit a variety of door sizes (or be hung in the cage if you prefer). The hole in the bird bath overhangs the existing door opening, making it suitable for a variety of sizes. It comes with four gold hooks and four pre-drilled holes to manually screw the hooks to the desired location. The pre-drilled holes are spaced about 3 inches apart. I had to bend the hooks a…