Supa Cage Tidy Bag - Extra Large


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The Supa Cage Tidy Bag is designed for bird owners looking to minimize daily mess by catching seeds, feathers, and husks that birds often kick out of their enclosures. By attaching directly to the underside of your bird cage, it prevents debris from scattering across your floor, saving significant time on vacuuming and sweeping. While highly effective at containment, the extra-large version requires careful measurement of your cage's perimeter to ensure a secure fit, as it is sized for cages with a combined length and width of up to 35 inches (88 cm).
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No, this product is designed for rectangular or square cages where the perimeter can be evenly distributed.
Add the length of the cage to the width of the cage. If the total is 35 inches or less, it will fit.
It is recommended to spot clean the bag with a damp cloth rather than machine washing to preserve the elasticity of the band.
The bag is intended for indoor use, as outdoor elements like wind and rain can compromise the fit and durability of the fabric.
No, the mesh or fabric design is intended to remain porous enough to allow airflow while keeping debris trapped.
Ensure the elastic band is tucked securely under the bottom lip of the cage and verify that the combined dimensions do not exceed 35 inches.
Adjust the positioning so the bag hangs closer to the bottom grate, or pull the fabric edges slightly higher up the cage sides to create a deeper pocket.
Before installing, measure the combined length and width of your bird cage to ensure it falls within the 35-inch (88 cm) limit. To set up, stretch the elasticized edges of the tidy bag around the bottom perimeter of your cage base. Ensure the bag is pulled high enough that it creates a concave pocket for the debris to settle into. To care for the product, simply unclip or slide the bag off the cage base once a week. Shake the contents into a bin, and if the material becomes soiled, wipe it down with a damp cloth and allow it to dry completely before reattaching.