🕊️ High-Quality Black Birdcage Cover Seed Catcher Skirt Guard by POPETPOP – Nylon Mesh Net Cover Review

When I first opened the store I thought it was too big. But after I put it on, it's perfect. It's very big and I have a tall cage so it completely surrounds all the food stalls and the treat hanging bars. It catches everything, even small feathers. Definitely recommend.

Works Great! Of course, it won't catch every seed, but it cuts the mess in half. My cockatiels gnawed through the net where the string is. They destroyed it after 12 hours. Unless your bird is very fond of chewing (most of them) this would be ideal. If you have a smart bird that really likes to be a jerk from time to time I would buy a few or find another option.

No big deal. It definitely traps the seeds, but if there aren't any below, the very dense seeds will just rain out of the ground. Also difficult to clean. I run my vacuum hose through to get the seeds out, but even that is no easy task. I would like to buy a plastic sheet to go around the bottom of the cage. I think it could do the job better. I have 8 parrots so they are very dirty. Maybe that's why I struggle so much with this product. It's really pretty and goes quite high in the cage.

My daughter's bird cage is in her room and every morning before school and every night before bed she had to clean under it because there were fathers, seeds, birdseed everywhere! And it will spread to the rest of the house! This cover is perfect for the cage. It's a nuisance when it's cage cleaning day because a lot of dirt collects on the floor, so have your vacuum ready! Also, for the same reason as above, it is easier for my daughter to get to the feeder from inside the cage than lifting…

It's a smart idea, but it doesn't work well. Reduced the amount of feathers and seed coats on your bottom slightly, but not enough to make it worth it. I have 2 parrots and they love flapping their wings when they want to go out. The flapping of their wings throws all the feathers and pods into the air and out the top of the cage. So in reality this net should cover the entire cage and it's just not practical when you need to get into the cage to clean or change food and water. Another clever…

I have Diamond Doves, they are certainly dirtier than ordinary birds. They feed on the ground, so when they eat, the seeds are scattered across the tray and the ground. It's day 2 and -0- a mess. The skirt is very transparent and attractive. My only inconvenience is that my cage door is 3/4 the size of the cage minus the dome. So every day I have to untie and lower my skirt to get to the tray. A slight inconvenience compared to the daily vacuuming of seeds. If my Shark cordless handheld vacuum…

My bird is very picky. She only eats the seeds she likes and leaves behind those she doesn't like. It's okay, but I think she'll throw people she doesn't like on the floor just for fun. It drove me crazy I can not stand. I heard about this type of net from a friend in the bird group. I bought this because I could get a bigger bird cage so there would be more space for her toys. This one has a drawstring that will also fit in a large birdcage. And I don't need a new one. It's perfect. I put it…