I really like the cage, but I can’t put my bird in it yet because I have to keep sandpapering down sharp jagged edges. The first jagged edge I found was purely by mistake, just by pushing the cage aside and it cut my finger. So I went and ran my fingers through every centimeter if they cage, and there are so many sharp pointy edges from where the cage was welded together. I’ve spent almost $900 on a cage that I’m worried about using. I’ve gone over it a million times to find all of the sharp, jagged edges, and I just keep finding more. Sandpaper works, but it’s taking forever and now my brand new $900 cage is all scratched up.

I’ve now had this cage for over 5 years. It still is beautiful as the first day! I did buy the outside feeder shield/doors. I highly recommend buying them it makes feeding and water super easy and clean. The stainless is high shine and easy to wipe down, yes the rollers are cheap but I’ve been very careful with them. I really like the vertical bars in the front and back and horizontal bars on both sides. I added a piece of white plastic on the bottom shelf so I can place containers easier then trying to balance them on the wide spaced bars.

You don’t need a single tool to put this cage together! I might install some larger food/water containers because my bird is larger than a cockatiel.

This is the second fatherland cage and they are by far the best I have owned.

We wanted to switch to a stainless steel cage but most were too expensive. This cage was priced right so we ordered it. Received it in about three days. Assembly was easy with clip together panels, no screws. Only problem was getting the top two curved sections to clip in. Had to use the two enclosed toy hangers to hold it together, but it worked fine. We have a Senegal in it and he seems to like it. Plenty of room for him.

All of my little birds have this cage. It is really nice and easy to clean.

I bought two sizes of the Caitec Featherland stainless steel cage. I also already owned a very large one of these cages. I have some conures that needed a stainless steel cage because they ate the powder coat off another cage. I also wanted external feeders so they wouldn't potty in the water so easily. The water dish is no longer a toilet. They can still make soup if they want to carry food all the way to the other side of the cage. They might take an almond over occasionally but pellet soup is no longer on the menu. Score! The cage is easy to put together and take apart. Getting this cage through a doorway is not an issue but if you were interested in buying a very large cage it could be a problem getting it through a doorway. These cages will never be a problem for any doorway because you can take the top off and fold and roll the cage anywhere. All these cages go together similarly. I am very happy with my purchases.