PawHut Bird Cage - Black

This PawHut Bird Cage is ideal for finches, small parrots, and other small bird species. It provides ample space and appropriate bar spacing for their safety and comfort.

Effective cleaning involves daily removal of the slide-out tray, weekly scrubbing of perches and toys, and a monthly deep clean of the entire cage. Refer to the 'Care' section in this guide for detailed instructions on maintaining hygiene.

Assembly is required but is generally straightforward with the included instruction manual. While a single person can assemble it, having a second person may make the process quicker and easier. Time needed varies, but typically 30-60 minutes.

Yes, the cage is equipped with four sturdy wheels, two of which have brakes. This design allows for effortless relocation of the cage and provides stability once it's in place.

Info needed: Please refer to the specific product specifications or packaging for the exact dimensions (length, width, and height) of this PawHut Bird Cage model, as they are not provided in the general product description.

Info needed: For information on replacement parts such as perches, food trays, or the cleaning tray, please contact PawHut customer service directly or check their official website. Availability may vary.

Check the wheels for any trapped debris like birdseed or feathers. Clean them thoroughly. If needed, a small amount of silicone lubricant can be applied to the wheel axles.

Inspect the door hinges and latches for any bends or obstructions. Ensure the cage frame is level and all assembly screws are tightened. Gently adjust the door by hand if minor alignment issues are present.

Check the rails for any accumulated debris or dried waste. Clean the rails and the tray thoroughly. Ensure the tray is inserted straight and not at an angle. A small amount of cooking oil or silicone spray can lubric lubricate the rails if needed.

Carefully re-check and tighten all screws and fasteners throughout the cage structure. Ensure all connecting pieces are fully seated and aligned according to the assembly instructions. Verify the cage is placed on a flat, level surface.

Birds may need time to adjust to new items. Try repositioning the perches or swing to different heights or locations within the cage. You can also try adding small treats near the new perches to encourage exploration.