My greys cage needs a replacement food bowl bracket for a 16 oz bowl. It's the kinds that's flat and curves around and attaches to a solid feeder door with bolts. The one that came with the cage originally is gone, so need a knew one and can't seem to find anyplace that sells them.
Anybody know of a place that would sell something like this?
Thanks for any ideas
Tikileahsmom
Full Version: Who Sells Cage Replacement Parts
Do you know the makers of the cage? They might have parts.
i found these they are pretty cheap but no 16 oz but the do have 20 and 30 oz ones for $6.97 and $7.97 and the cup is included
ThePerchStore.net
ThePerchStore.net
Very few cage manufacturers make "parts" for their cages...stupid but fact...Unless its like a california cage or something that's produced in the US...you're probably out of luck..
What kind of feeder door is it...Is it solid metal and then the original holder was bolted through it? You may beable to pick up a different brand that has a bracket the has a wing nut and bolt with an extra flat bar across it to hold it on the bars...If you can get one of those, then you can just drill a seperate hole through the door of feeder compartment. stick the bolt through and use a washer or the other part of the bracket and the wing nut to hold it on.
How about taking a picture of the cage feed door and maybe I can help with other ideas...
What kind of feeder door is it...Is it solid metal and then the original holder was bolted through it? You may beable to pick up a different brand that has a bracket the has a wing nut and bolt with an extra flat bar across it to hold it on the bars...If you can get one of those, then you can just drill a seperate hole through the door of feeder compartment. stick the bolt through and use a washer or the other part of the bracket and the wing nut to hold it on.
How about taking a picture of the cage feed door and maybe I can help with other ideas...
Thank you Andiesmom! I will get a picture. When I got the cage it didn't have the bracket and I don't even know what brand the cage is. I like your idea of redrilling new holes for a different bracket. That would work just fine as it is a solid feede door with preexisting holes. Tobias is a bowl thrower so need to get something to keep his veggie bowl down!!! If he's not getting his favorite veggies that day, the bowl hits the floor with quite a bang!!! hee hee
Tikileahsmom
Tikileahsmom
QUOTE (Andie's Mom @ Jul 2 2007, 02:54 PM) 
Very few cage manufacturers make "parts" for their cages...stupid but fact...Unless its like a california cage or something that's produced in the US...you're probably out of luck..
What kind of feeder door is it...Is it solid metal and then the original holder was bolted through it? You may beable to pick up a different brand that has a bracket the has a wing nut and bolt with an extra flat bar across it to hold it on the bars...If you can get one of those, then you can just drill a seperate hole through the door of feeder compartment. stick the bolt through and use a washer or the other part of the bracket and the wing nut to hold it on.
How about taking a picture of the cage feed door and maybe I can help with other ideas...
What kind of feeder door is it...Is it solid metal and then the original holder was bolted through it? You may beable to pick up a different brand that has a bracket the has a wing nut and bolt with an extra flat bar across it to hold it on the bars...If you can get one of those, then you can just drill a seperate hole through the door of feeder compartment. stick the bolt through and use a washer or the other part of the bracket and the wing nut to hold it on.
How about taking a picture of the cage feed door and maybe I can help with other ideas...
If its a solid feeder door, then that's what I'd do...go to petsmart or some other pet store and get the dish that has the hanger that is the screw on type...just drill a hole big enough for the bolt to go through and presto changeo you got a new dish!
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