Living World Plastic Clear Bird Bath, Outside

does not adhere to the cage as indicated. My bird likes a bath when attached to the door of the cage this does not work and I would not recommend to anyone. Very disappointed.

My bird is a happy chappie! Love watching him bath.

guess the birds dont think they are dirty enough for a bath. really nice bath, but no way jose they will not go in.

Fits the door space nicely and easy to get on and off the cage

I'm sure my bird will love this once he figures out what it's for, he's not the smartest. I had one years ago for my other birds and they loved it. Didn't quite fit my cage door but I made it work.

You get what you paid for with the cheapest bird bath. It's flimsy and awkward and ugly but the birds love it

I'm not sure how to feel about this product yet still. I've tried putting this on to my cage only for short periods a few hours/days and up to a month. My birds think it is a glorious water dish, but I've never seen them use it as a bath. I don't know why, they previously tried to cram themselves into their other, much too small water dish to bathe.For the price, I expected a container made of a slightly sturdier plastic, but no major problems with the item.

I love this bird bath. Having had several in the past, I place it in the top two, edging toward first place. It is extremely easy to use and fits the cage well. The pieces snap together firmly and there is no worry about it falling apart. My present bird is still thinking about using it as a bath, but has entered it many times, playing with the inside walls and ceiling instead of bathing: He should be getting the idea soon. This is actually the second one I've bought. I broke the first one after a few weeks by accidentally dropping it on a tile floor. Oops. It definitely survived the impact but one of the joints was loose and I wasn't going to risk it. I liked it so much, I made sure to buy the same product as a replacement.

It is hard to find a cage bird bath that is well made but this one is nice. Fits on the door. Does not leak. Would like to give it only 1 star because my buddies still refuse to bathe...but that wouldn't be fair, lol!

This broke when trying to attach it to my birds' cage. I don't want to give it a one star because it might work on a different cage? However, it was expensive trash here.

This little bath works great with our canaries. Snapped together, fills and cleans easily Since it hangs outside the cage and is mostly enclosed, it frees up space inside the cage, and keeps the water mess to a minimum.Our hen hopped right in and flapped water all over, but the cock perches on the edge and uses his beak to splash a little water on his face.Almost any color would be prettier than brown, but the birds don't seem to care.

I had to look all over for this particular bird bath. It's the easiest bath because it hangs on the door, thus saving room inside the cage; it's enclosed, so water doesn't splash everywhere; and it's opaque, so I can see the bird while he's in the bath. Plus it comes apart, so it's really easy to clean. Awesome product!

I am very pleased with this bird bath. It fits on my cage easily and is quite secure. There is no leakage problems like I have had in some other bird baths, and it is large enough for my Fischer Lovebirds. This bird bath is an appropriate size for lovebirds, parakeets, finches, parrotlets, and canaries, but anything as large as a cockatiel or larger this bath would be too small. I am very happy with this product and my birds use it and seem secure and happy with it. It did take quite a while for my birds to start to use this bath - my birds, and maybe yours too, are VERY wary of anything new in their cage, and this bath was no exception. But after they got used to it, they use it frequently. I hope you find this review helpful. The reason I gave this bird bath 4 stars is because it is made completely of plastic - I would have liked some metal clips.I wanted to include here a recipe for a fresh diet that a breeder I highly respect gave me just to offer some advice to keep our pet birds healthier - it is not at all related this the product I have reviewed here but it could very well give you some great ideas to get fresh fruits and vegetables into your bird.All domestic birds, especially parrots, lovebirds, parrotlets, parakeets, canaries, finches, conures, etc, should have fresh fruit and vegetables and they can present a challenge to get them to eat them. Gives this recipe a try Here's a recipe that I make and it took some time for them to get used to it, but now my lovebirds and my parrotlets both eat this when provided. I give it in the morning and remove uneaten food in the evening.1 apple cored and chopped1/2 Cup chopped raw broccoli1 Chopped bell pepper seed included2 shredded carrots1/2 Cup chopped greens (bok choy, mustard greens, kale and/or chard)1/4 Cup frozen corn (can be eliminated if you put slices of raw corn on the cob in treat holders/clips in your cage - all my birds LOVE it and I have had 100% success getting them to eat this)1/4 Cup frozen peas1/2 Cup cooked rice (brown or GABA brown rice)1/2 Cup cooked dried beans (they will need to be soaked overnight for 8 hours)A handful of blueberries, chopped cherries and chopped seedless grapesMix all ingredients together in a large bowl. Place ingredients in an ice cube tray and freeze. Remove frozen cubes and place in plastic bags to store in freezer. Then you can take out the perfect portion on a daily basis . They say 1 cube per bird but you may bind that 1 cube will work well for a pair of birds of if smaller birds, even more. Instead of an ice cube tray I use slider freezer bags and press them flat after I fill them with enough of the mixture and this way I can easily break off appropriate sized pieces. This recipe is variable and you can switch out or add/delete ingredients that you have on hand or what you know your birds already like.This recipe is in ADDITION to their regular diet of pellets and seeds and not a substitute.