Penn-Plax Bird Bath with Universal Hanging Clips, 5.8-in

This would not fit 2 of my cages and I just set it on the floor of the cage. The bottom kept slipping off while I was cleaning it for new water so I glued the top and bottom together. I wouldn't suggest it unless you have a very small cage. The clips cracked off and there was no way to hang it if I wanted to.

I thought this bath was awesome until the clips at the top fell apart. Useless now.

My birds were steering clear of this new gadget on the cage. They decided it was friendly, then LOVED it!

This little bird bath is cute and does what it says it does. It hooks on the side of the cage to hold water so tye bird can go in and out at their leisure. The product is fine. The problem is my bird is a brat! She doesnt take bath. I have been trying for 2 years and nothing I try works. I sprays her with the sink hose like a shower ..she dont like it. She barely tolerates it but she will not play and splash in the water like birds usually do. So as far as this bird bath... It works fine! I just have a defective bird.

Allow me to begin by saying, that what you see as advertised for the Penn-Plax Bird Bath (Color Scheme), is not what was in the box. There is a dark brown tub instead of the white that is advertised. This was a color that was popular in the 1980's. As a matter of fact, the bottom of the box is stamped, 1985. There is no disclaimer indicating that the color may vary. This type of advertising is misleading to the consumer. I don't understand why it is so difficult to find a quality made bird bath for a small bird. This bath is not made of durable plastic. It can crack very easily. Even though universal, this bath was designed for cages manufactured in the late 70's to mid 80's. The directions Allow me to begin by saying, that what you see as advertised for the Penn-Plax Bird Bath (Color Scheme), is not what was in the box. There is a dark brown tub instead of the white that is advertised. This was a color that was popular in the 1980's. As a matter of fact, the bottom of the box is stamped, 1985. There is no disclaimer indicating that the color may vary. This type of advertising is misleading to the consumer. I don't understand why it is so difficult to find a quality made bird bath for a small bird. This bath is not made of durable plastic. It can crack very easily. Even though universal, this bath was designed for cages manufactured in the late 70's to mid 80's. The directions are unrealistic. They show pouring a cup of water into the tub. Everyone knows that this bath needs to be cleaned on a regular basis. This task is usually accomplished by the kitchen sink. … more

I bought 2 waste of money birds won't use and doesn't fit cages correctly.

The bird bath does not fit the style of cage that my birds have therefore I am unable to use it. The cage is a Victorian style and has 3 steps on the front under the door.

We don’t use this as a bath, just a place for our parrotlet to eat treats and sit. It works great for that purpose. We’d probably spill water everywhere If we were using it as a bath container. We have a cage door that pivots in and out instead of lifting— so we’re able to use this. I’m not sure how it would work otherwise. It’s hooks are plastic, they feel like they can break easily. It’s nice that the top (clear) and bottom(opaque) pieces come apart easily for cleaning, but the top is fragile.

A bird bath that stays cleaner and installs above the cage floor.

I was skeptical of the quality when I unpacked it but tried to install it anyway. When putting this on the bird cage, the clips that go on the top broke. I didn't put any unreasonable force on them. The first clip snapped in half so I threw the whole thing away. It's cheap and a waste of money.