Prevue Pet Products Extra Large Bird Cage Cover - Black, Size Extra Large

UPDATE: This cover has lasted years but it has gotten a little ragged around the edges - my bad - because of being handled a bit too roughly when removed. I finally ordered another one - this time, a "like new" one - and I am pleasantly surprised that I not only got a great deal, but that it is in fact like new, and the material seems to be a little bit more enduring than the last one, plus the stitching seems to be stronger. I expect this one to last a bit longer, not only because it's more durable but because I will be more careful this time. It is the perfect size for my cage and provides the privacy my birds need at night. It's not completely dark inside, so they have a little bit of light in order to see to the extent that they need to. If I had not bought a "like new" one, I would have still paid full price for this. It's definitely worth it, in my opinion. I am so happy I finally found this. I have a 31 x 21 Prevue cage on wheels and recently made it into a "duplex" for 2 of my birds. The cover I had only covered the top and the guy on the bottom had to deal with being uncovered 24-7. This is so perfect for both of them and gives them the privacy and security they need at night. I made a little "playground" on the top of the cage, with ladders and perch, and this covers that as well as both birds' quarters. It's lightweight but provides just the amount of darkness they need. I don't know what size the negative review person bought but apparently it was too small and I'm glad I took a chance on this one. It's perfect!

I bought a "bird mansion" cage on a stand with wheels, and I love that this cover, being open in the front, can be easily put on and removed without fighting a relatively tall cage because I'm short. The quality is great, the fit is perfect, and I highly recommend for larger cages.

I keep finches in a large cage, the "Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Flight Cage with Stand F040". This cover works great for covering them up at bed time. It's a little bit larger than the cage, but still fits nicely. The front panel of the cover can be flipped up, for easy access to the front of the cage. At bedtime, I leave the front open, giving the birds time to adjust and find a spot for the night, then I cover it completely after they settle in. The cover is made of black nylon and has been easy to spot clean. The seams are study. It's not fuzzy like a blanket, so bird poop doesn't really stick. It does a good job of blocking out light, but doesn't block it entirely. There are two fabric strap handles on the top panel of the cover, which make it easy to lift the whole thing off at once. Unfortunately, I knocked down a nest in my cage pulling it off. Many of my cage accessories hang with wires that can snag on the cover. I'm just more careful when removing it now. The cover came in a clear vinyl bag that I guess you could use to store it in, but there's no way I could ever fold it back as compact as it came. I just sort of roll it up and cram it on the shelf under my cage during the day. Overall I'm happy with this cover. It's way better than using a blanket!

I have a dome top cage for my African Grey and have been using a queen size flat sheet to cover him at night. He is twenty years old and usually goes right to sleep when I cover him. But lately as soon as I turn out the lights and cover him he goes crazy making noise and tearing up the paper on the bottom of the cage. I thought maybe using a cover that covered all of the cage might be better. The cover would have worked but it does not go all the way down to the bottom. I put the queen size sheet over this and he did stop making noise and went to sleep. I think I will try the larger cover and see if that is any better.

Fits my bird cage perfectly! Provides darkness for rest and sleep. Light weight, front panel opens all the way which is good for transitioning to sleep/wake or to reduce stress. I haven’t figured out how to store it during the day but that’s minor.

I have a blue and gold macaw who has a VERY large cage and this is the only cover I’ve found to fully cover her, so that she gets a good nights rest 🙌🏻 Photo provided is what cage she has.

Ok, so this is the second one I’ve purchased and I finally have to break up with this cage cover. I bought it because Prevue bird cages have a great reputation, and they’ve earned that with their quality and reasonable price point. But by purchasing their covers, I was in for a rude awakening. I will try to keep it simple, by listing its pros and cons. But the best thing I can say about it is that it meets the definition of a cage cover, whereby it is intended for cages, and as defined by Webster’s, it is « a thing which lies on, over, or around something . ». PROS: -it covers the cage - your parrots will not suffocate (depending on how angry you may be at them at any given time, this may be a « con » for some (I am JOKING AND AGAINST ABUSE OF ANY ANIMALS, even bad, bad birds…). - It would be perfect to use as a prop in a theater production or school play CONS: - It’s thin. VERY thin. While I know that a cage cover needs to be sheer enough to ensure that air can flow through, it shouldn’t be so sheer it’s mistaken for a screen door- I can look through it and see not only the full spectrum of light, I can identify things that annoy my parrot while looking through it. While I always err on the side of caution when it comes to my Grey, it’s translucency makes it useless as anything but an annoyance and/or toy from Javert (I explain in my next con) - Javert doesn’t calm down OR go to sleep while it’s covered, because it blocks virtually nothing. And it hangs very close to the cage. I cannot tell you how many times I thought he was sleeping and instead saw a tiny bunch of this sheer « cover » be pulled into his cage. He gets agitated and bored and maybe he’s even openly hostile towards it, but he chews it up, and it being so flimsy, it gets destroyed quickly with very little time and effort required by him. (So it’s not even a GOOD toy); - I am so bad at sewing my mother banned me from getting near any sewing machine when I was young, I admit it, it’s not an exaggeration. But the combination of REALLY cheap material plus a sewing job I even I could have done better creates a situation that I’ll just describe as holes from chewing, plus lots and LOTS of fraying strands. (Picture a diabolical Christmas tree they sheds its weight in needles every day). Your vacuum will not know what hit it. So what you’ll have is a screaming parrot (with said « cover » on his cage), that’s traumatizing your whole home by creating more mess and work than if he had no cover at all. And I haven’t even mentioned that it will shortly after purchase look like you didn’t buy it but instead found the ragged sail from a yesteryear shipwreck. So unless you’re into the weathered wood and like the nautical theme, this cover will look terrible very fast. So no I don’t think it’s worth it. However, if you’re ok with random loose threads, and are ok with your parrot consuming it, if you have a place to keep the cage that is dark, but still need SOMETHING- as I said, it meets the definition. But this cover clearly is phoning it in, and that call is « coming from inside the house!!! ». (FYI I don’t know if any of you have dealt with a parrot who likes to eat things like cage covers, but I ultimately attacked dowels on each side to keep the fabric from touching the cage. The problem is that they hurt when you walk into them. But that’s another matter. I can’t in good faith recommend this cover. There are plenty of breathable covers out there that shield birds from at least some light… Quite frankly, in all honesty I think this was called a « cage cover » only ironically. And it’s not priced to be disposable, so the fact that you’ll be disposing of them pretty quickly also makes it a poor value. Don’t bother with it. Please note that the three categories for reviewing this are misleading as well, and don’t address the actual things necessary to make a cage cover good. Sheerness, easy to clean, and lightweight aren’t qualities I would ever look for in a cage cover. So don’t let the number of stars in the reviews mislead you- read the body of the reviews that address what is really important for a cage cover. Good luck! Good luck to you!

Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round, for I have a tale to tell—a tale of moonlit melodies, avian dreams, and the most enchanting bird cage cover this side of the Milky Way. Yes, dear readers, I present to you the Prevue Hendryx Pet Products Good Night Bird Cage Cover, Large, Black—a cloak of slumber, a nocturnal maestro’s cape, and the VIP pass to the avian concert hall of dreams! Act I: The Unveiling Picture this: a dimly lit room, the air thick with anticipation. The cage stands tall, its bars like the frets of a cosmic guitar. And there it is—the Good Night Bird Cage Cover, unfurled and ready for action. As I draped it over my feathered friend’s abode, I swear I heard a faint chirrup of approval. The stage was set, the spotlight on our little songster. Act II: The Midnight Sonata As the clock struck midnight, the transformation began. The cover enveloped the cage, plunging it into a velvety darkness. But fear not, dear readers! This was no ordinary darkness. It was the kind that whispered secrets to the stars, the kind that cradled dreams like fragile eggs. And from within this cocoon, our feathered virtuoso prepared for the performance of a lifetime. Act III: The Avian Orchestra The symphony commenced. First, the rustle of feathers—a gentle prelude. Then came the rhythmic tapping of tiny talons, like a miniature xylophone. The night breeze carried their notes through the room, weaving a tapestry of sound. The Good Night Bird Cage Cover acted as the conductor’s baton, guiding our soloist through nocturnal harmonies. Intermezzo: The Dreamcatcher’s Lullaby Ah, the dreams! For what is a night without dreams? Our little songbird drifted into slumber, its beak twitching as it chased celestial insects in its mind. Perhaps it dreamed of soaring through moonbeams or composing a ballad for the morning sun. The Good Night Bird Cage Cover cradled those dreams, swaying gently like a hammock in a starlit garden. Finale: The Encore Morning arrived—a soft crescendo. The cover, now bathed in dawn’s glow, revealed our avian maestro, ruffled but content. It had conducted its nocturnal opus, leaving us mere mortals in awe. And as I removed the cover, I swear I heard a faint applause—a chorus of sunbeams celebrating the night well spent. Conclusion: So there you have it, my dear friends. The Prevue Hendryx Pet Products Good Night Bird Cage Cover is not just a cover; it’s a portal to a symphony beyond our understanding. If your feathered companion deserves the finest in avian slumber, look no further. And remember, when the lights go out, the stars come alive, and the birds sing their hearts out—because every night is a concert night in the Midnight Concert Hall for Feathered Maestros!

Les dimensions exactes de la housse sont 94 cm x 68 cm x 122 cm...

Me llegó totalmente de otra medida de la que pedí, demasiado chiquita, no coinciden las medidas del paquete con las medidas reales. Además, la calidad de la tela está muy deficiente

2段のキャットゲージをすっぽり覆うサイズでした。撥水性のあるエプロンと生地が似てました。保温や埃よけにもなるかなと思い少し高いけどなかなかないものなので買ってよかったです

This was An Excellent Bird Cage Cover for the price ! Definitely recommend it

Darkens the cage well so the birds don't start chirping if I turn on the lights very early in the morning. No disturbing the rest of the family. It fits the cage well and I like the slitted sides at the front so I can peek in at the birbs if I need to.