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Mcage

40"x30"x72"H XX (40"L x 30"W x 72"H Black Vein Double Ladders)

40"x30"x72"H XX (40"L x 30"W x 72"H Black Vein Double Ladders)

$1,999.99 USD
$1,999.99 USD
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Key Features

  • Spacious Playtop Design: Extra large bird cage offers incredible space and hours of playtime activities for your bird with roomy interior and open play top
  • Cage Dimensions: Interior dimensions measure 40 inches x 30 inches x 55 inches H; Overall dimensions measure 47.5 inches x 36.5 inches x 72 inches H including seed skirts
  • Play Top Features: Double dome walk play ladders, wooden stand perch, double stainless steel feeder bowls and toy hook included with pull out metal tray and removable top panel for easy access and cleaning
  • Bar Spacing and Access: Bar spacing of 1-1/4 inches with front large full length access door for convenient entry
  • Feeding System: Interior features 4 solid metal plate feeder doors with 4 stainless steel bowls to prevent seed spillage, one top breeding nest door, and one natural wooden stand perch
  • Easy Maintenance: Bottom pull out metal grate and metal tray allow for quick and convenient cleanup of mess and debris
  • Seed Containment: Around metal seed skirt helps prevent spillage and keeps surrounding area clean
  • Mobility Features: Equipped with 4 heavy duty rolling casters for easy movement and positioning of the cage
  • Large Bird Compatibility: Designed for large size parrot birds including macaws and cockatoos with ample space for movement and wing extension

Specifications

Brand Mcage
Manufacturer Mcage
Model 12740
Material Metal
Color Black Vein
Size 40"L x 30"W x 72"H Black Vein Double Ladders
Product Type ANIMAL_CAGE
Included Components Bowl
Special Features ['Spacious']
Item Type Keyword birdcages
Item Dimensions H: 1829 / L: 1016 / W: 762
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Description

Suitable for large birds ranging from macaws to cockatoos. When you choose the cage for your bird, please keep the size of your bird in mind. It is always better to buy the largest cage you possibly can for your bird. Keeping a bird in a cage that's too small can lead to undesirable behaviors such as screaming, biting, psychological disorders, and feather plucking, to name a few. A good cage should be large enough for your bird to walk around comfortably, and fully extend and flap her wings. Consult your avian veterinarian for recommended cage sizes for your particular one before you purchase this cage.
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