Lixit Quick Lock Bird Cage Bath for Lovebirds, Canaries, Finches, Parakeets, and Cockatiels and Other Small to Medium Feathered Friends (Pack of 1)

Fun pool for my birds! They enjoy this mini pool and they have fun! Easy to use and remove after they finish bathing! The size is good for my four cocktails because they take turns . Durable and easy to assemble, attach to the cage and remove when needed. I keep the base attached to the cage and I just remove the top part ( the pool) to empty the water and wash the parts) Durable and convenient

I don't generally write reviews, but this one was a savior. I hated spray bathing my parakeets as they would mostly run around and away. But they really enjoy bathing in this one. Its effortless. A neat trick I learnt to get them to bathe is to hang a cabbage or lettuce leaf on top of the tub full of water. They hang on the leaf and fall right into the water (leaf almost touches the water surface), start splashing and then keep getting into the tub by themselves until they are bathed. :) So, all I need to do is hang a leaf on top every 3-4 days to get them to bathe. Also, its good looking and sturdy. It's almost the right size but I would prefer a little bit bigger and deeper.

Absolutely love these bird baths!! Bought 4 and my birds are enjoying it. No instructions but was able to figure it out!! Very sturdy and well made!! Twist to take off to clean and twist secure to replace back on stand!!

I purchased this birdbath after seeing how 1 of our parakeets kept trying to stick her entire head into the water silo (we sometimes hold the tube without the base up to the birds so they can drink from it before we hang it up). Our parakeet does use the bath every now and then. We do have to splash our fingers in the water to get her attention at times. Our other parakeet doesn't bathe in it at all, as he seems to prefer getting sprayed.When the bath isn't being used to hold water, I like putting shredded carrots into the bowl, or other veggies, since it's nice and wide. For some reason, our birds won't eat carrots from their food dishes, so the bath made a good veggie bowl.Anyways, onto the product itself:Pros=========-Very sturdy. The plastic is thick, and you can tell that it's made of quality materials.-Easy to install. We have cage with square mesh walls, and the bath installed fine. The plastic plates on the back have ridges that help it stay put whether you're using horizontal or vertical bars.-Easy to remove bowl! The bottom of the bowl has a raised line of plastic that you have to line up with the slot on the holder. After that, you just twist it until you hear a click. It's very very easy, although I can see where one might have some difficulty putting the bowl back in if it's filled with water. I replace the bowl while its empty, so I just throw it on the base holder and shuffle it for a few seconds until I get the parts lined up right. And then I fill it using a cup. No biggie.Cons========-It's a little bulky. I wouldn't recommend this for a smaller cage. I have a pretty large cage, but between the branches and toys, it was hard finding a good place for the bowl. I'm not sure why the bath needed to be on such a large pedestal, but whatever. :D-I didn't deduct any points for this, but I would have liked to see a screw cap fastener instead. That way, you can hide the unsightly screw, or prevent scratches from bumping into it if the cage is in a location where you might walk past and graze your arm on something sticking out. Screw caps are also easier to screw than the little metal thing that comes with this set.-Because of the locking mechanism on the bottom of the bowl, you can't set it flat on a surface, which means you can't put it down anywhere if you have water in it. I didn't mind, since I carry the bowl straight from the cage to the toilet for emptying, and after I clean it, I return it to the cage empty and then fill it after I lock it. I have a cup next to the cage specifically for filling the bowl, so it's not a big hassle.-A little shallow. Filling it to the top seems like a good depth, but when the birds jump in, the water overflows a bit, so I now fill the bowl around 2/3 full. It doesn't seem like a lot of water, but I don't think the birds mind. On the plus side, the height is good for perching on the rim for some veggie eating!Updates: I've had this bath for around 9 months now, and it's holding up wonderfully. The fastener still holds very tightly. I clean the bath daily, and I love that it's easy to clean! Both parakeets prefer drinking out of the bath instead of their water tube now. The one still won't bathe in it, but the other loves running through the bowl. Every now and then, I get lazy and put the bowl in with the water already in there. If I'm lucky, I can hold the bowl steady enough to not slosh the water out while I feel around the base to line up the parts. Luckily, my cage setup is forgiving with water splashes, so it's not a huge deal. I can see this being annoying if you're a very busy person who doesn't have time to fill the bowl with a separate glass, or if you have a setup where slight spillage will be an issue if you plan on putting the bowl in with water already in it. Anyways, still loving the bath!

My birds a bit shy at first, but they love taking a bath in it now. Two jump in together and have a blast! Like their own private hot tub ! (But with cool water)!!

My parakeets loved it

Make sure you set it right, I first attach the base upside down, then realized and fixed it. This product is very good, my kiddos loved it immediately.

I used this for a cockatiel and i think it was just too small for her. It got dirty very fast which is typical for birds but the cleaning was super easy! I clipped this to the outside of her cage for when shes flying around the house, it fell off very often and wasn’t very sturdy especially when she was perched on it