Description :

Featherland Paradise Folding Stainless Steel Bird Cages feature a sleek, seamless design that combines durability, ease of use, and added interior space for active birds.

 

• All-metal construction with welded corner panels for strength and stability
• Made from 304 stainless steel with 1" bar spacing and 4.5 mm wire
• Dome top design provides extra interior room for exercise and play
• Parrot-proof, self-locking doors and smooth-glide locking casters for easy access and mobility
• Tool-free assembly allows for quick, hassle-free installation
• Featherland Folding Parrot Cages are easy to assemble. The cage is folded when it arrives.  When you pull it out of the box you pull the sides away from each other. There is a metal brace that attaches to keep it open on the bottom.  The dome top is attached by snapping it together.  This is the first cage I didn't have to screw together.

 

Assembled size: 28"D x 42"W x 66"H
Perch diameter: 1"
Door size: 23"W x 29"H

 

Manufactured in China

 

This cage would be safe for the following birds: Large Cockatoo, Large Macaw

 

When choosing a cage, size is a critical factor.  Parrots should not be able to put their head through the bar spacing.  The bars should also be strong enough that the bars can't be bent or broken by your parrot.

 

In 2026 I lost one of my African Grey parrots to metal toxicity.  I previously had powder coated cages in my aviary.  My cages were between 11-15 years old. Cages used to be steel with powder coated finishes and some were manufactured in the United States. Most powder coated cages are now wrought iron. Wrought iron isn't safe for parrots.  Most cages are made in China and the coatings may be toxic to parrots.  As powder  coated cages get older, they will start to rust and chip. The rust, paint chips and exposed metal are toxic to parrots.  I was unable to find a parrot safe paint to fix chipped and rusting cages.

 

I made the decision for the safety of my birds to start replacing the cages with Stainless Steel Cages. Caitec Featherland Stainless Steel cages are manufactured with 304 Stainless Steel which is a food grade quality stainless steel. When properly cared for these cages should last the lifetime of your parrot.

 

While exploring options, I learned some stainless steel parrot cages are being made with 201 Stainless Steel. Grade 304 stainless steel is generally better than 201 because it offers superior rust and corrosion resistance due to a higher nickel and chromium content. Make sure when shopping for a stainless steel parrot cage to get one that is 304 stainless steel.