Verified Reviews for Geo Bird Cage for Parakeets, Finches and Canaries

Our 2 budgies are happy in this cage, we hung up some toys for them too. It looks very smart in our living room, which was important for us and it has received many compliments from guests. Cleaning takes a bit longer than a standard cage and the liners need to be in the geo shape so can't really get standard liners either. Love the tall stand, I could not imagine being without it. And the cover is great quality which we use every night.

I love the height of the stand. We couldn’t put it together at first because one of the screws was faulty. They sent us new hardware really quickly though and we were able to put it together.

TL;DR We really like the look of the Geo and it’s a good fit for our living room. There are a few drawbacks, but the good outweighs the bad. Previously we had breeder cages which were kind of big and unwieldy, but worked. Recently however we had discussed wanting something that was a little more attractive and also allowed us some flexibility for where we put it in the room. The Geo is not small, but it’s also not the largest cage we’ve looked at in the past. The size made it appropriate for the birds we have. We bought two, one for our cockatiel and one for our pair of yellow sided green cheeked conures. They fit the birds perfectly. It’s as well made as other comparable cages and better than the cheap ones you find in pet stores, particularly the quality of the plastic tray. We are particularly happy with how easy it was to fit it into our living space and move around when we need to clean underneath. And overall it’s very attractive. Our birds are very excited about being closer to their humans and near the windows, something that hasn’t been possible with other cages we’ve used or looked at. As far as drawbacks, the swings the cages come with aren’t something our birds will use, but we have rope perches that are bendable and stretch across the width of the cage. The feeders are a no-go. The larger conure food will not come out of the bottom of the feeder and our cockatiel couldn’t figure out how it worked. We ended up putting the old food dishes in. The slanted sides of the Geo make the cups tilt, but the birds stopped screaming at us about how hungry they were. Not a deal breaker and we could find some that attach differently if it bothers us enough. I will say, we used to have a Sun conure and she was a big chewer. She would have destroyed the plastic bottom on this and the clips that attach the wire top to the bottom tray. Destroyed. She burned through two of the cheaper cages from the pet store. If your bird is known to chew, I would stick with something that has a metal base and heavier duty caging.

I bought the navy cover with the stars underneath. Then I saw the cream one with the evergreens along the bottom. I adore it. Perfect color for my environment. Still think extra accessories and larger amts of seed etc would be good. I just love the looks of this cage! ♥️

It takes a puzzle solver to put the dome together, and more time than advertised, but it's well worth it. My 2 older parakeets got the hang of the water and seed feeding station after a couple of days. The collection bowl underneath is great - gathers the chaff. A bit awkward to clean the dome - unhook 5 locks, make sure the birds are on a perch, and separate the cage bottom. But that's the price for a very fine looking architectural house for small birds.

I think this cage is adorable and very nice and modern. However, there are some things that are lacking. This cage really needs a removable grate at the bottom to keep waste separated from where the birds walk. The birds that are small enough for this cage are "ground birds" and therefore like to peck at the ground for food that has fallen. Unfortunately, that means the birds are pecking at the area with their waste. Also, I wish there was a way to remove the center pole and have the hole plugged. I don't use the feeder that was provided because my birds don't eat an all seed diet and they need bowls I can serve vegetables in. Other than that, the cage is great. It would be really cool if they made the same design but in a 30 inch of 36 inch design. Assembly was moderately easy.

I’m pleased with the look & stability of the stand. The only fault is that the legs take up so much space.

All in all, I’m quite pleased with hexagon “nest.” I love the “no mess” feature with one caveat: the bins that collect the chaff fill up rather quickly, and the only way to get at them to empty them is to take the whole contraption apart, as you do when cleaning the cage. One thing I’ve done when to chaff bins have filled up is to switch the water and seed pods, which gives me two empty bins for the birds to fill up. It helps but isn’t a solution. Also, the clips get in the way when resettling the nest to the base. There’s probably a simple solution to this. I just haven’t figured it out yet.

We got a canary a month ago and I looked on line for a good size cage. Came upon omlet and decided to buy it. Easy to put together and the eating system really helps limit the mess.

I love your Omlet bird cage. I can’t understand why so many people are bashing it on Facebook. I think it’s perfect for a small bird like a parakeet. I only have 2 things that I wish were added to this cage. #1. The doors should open downward, providing a little landing/perching spot and my biggest wish is for the bottom to have a metal grid so the bird can walk on the bottom above the litter.