Cage Cleaning Tools

Brush, scrub, and scrape away messes! Universal cage-maintenance tools snap apart to help you clean twice as fast. Innovative utensils feature long handles to let you reach places you couldn't before, or press button to separate and make tools smaller to get at tight areas. Pull-apart feature also means these tools are easier to clean than ever! Made of colorful, durable plastic, each long-handled tool has a specific job and is designed to last through dozens of cleanings.

All-Purpose Cleaning Brush features strong plastic bristles designed to brush away grime on every cage surface. It's the perfect tool for everyday cage cleaning and upkeep.

Wire Brush & Perch Cleaner has tough wire-scrubbing bristles on one side to easily remove waste and grime from cage wire. Hook-like surface on the other side of this fabulous tool is handy to scrape gunk off perches and between bars.

Wire Bar & Grate Cleaner's 4 rounded prongs are lined with tough cleaning bristles to easily clean areas between cage bars and on wire grates. Comfortable, ergonomic handle on all of these makes cage-cleaning breeze by.

To complete your cage-cleaning gear, we recommend Tote Max to carry tools and other necessities and Tub Trugs are useful buckets to use for deep cleaning days. Poop Off Spray can help make your cage cleaning tasks even easier!

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Please click on "More Information" for an easy cage-cleaning schedule.

Daily

• Change the cage liner. Our Cage Catcher Liners (611688 and others to fit your particular cage), are so convenient. Simply place a pile on the bottom of the cage, and take off one a day.
• Wipe down grate of droppings with cleaning wipes, such as Poop Off Cage Cleaning Wipes (17164)
• Dump out and clean dishes and change food and water.
• Wipe droppings off perches and toys with cleaning wipes. If droppings are hard to get off, use Wire Brush and Perch Cleaner.

Weekly

Put your bird in a safe place like a smaller or travel cage, like our Fold 'n Go Travel Cage (72309). Fill a bucket with warm, soapy water and gather together tools such as Super Pet Cage Cleaners or other cleaning tools.

Take out bottom pan, dump out seed, discard liners, and wash down with warm, soapy water.

• Take out grille or grate above pan, if your cage has one, and scrub down, using brushes.
• Use Bar & Grate Cleaner to get in between bars on side and top of cage. Make sure to get into the hard to reach areas, in which dust and dirt can accumulate.
• Scrub perches, toys, accessories, and play stands. You may wish to soak toys in the sink or another bucket filled with soapy water.
• Rinse all items with clean water.
• Thoroughly dry all items.
• Put in a pile of new cage liners.

Put everything back into the cage and then return your bird to his newly-cleaned habitat.