Bird Cage Feeding Door (Portajuta) IMAC IM-91310 — feeder 12.2×6.5×5.4 cm, mixed colors

IMAC IM-91310 Portajuta is a compact bird cage feeding door and feeder measuring 12.2 × 6.5 × 5.4 cm, designed to be mounted on the bars of small bird cages. The unit combines a feeding compartment with an access door that simplifies refilling and monitoring food or treats. Constructed for everyday use with small pet birds and budgerigars, the mixed-color finish helps integrate the feeder into a variety of cage interiors while remaining easy to remove for cleaning.

Advantages

The feeder provides a space-efficient solution for placing seed, pellets or treats close to the cage interior, reducing spillage and making feeding routine more manageable. Its integrated door allows controlled access for birds and convenient refilling from outside the cage. The lightweight construction and simple mounting mechanism allow quick removal for washing and repositioning without tools.

Suitable for

• Small pet birds such as budgerigars and finches
• Use as a primary or supplementary food container in small cages
• Dispensing treats during training or social interaction
• Temporary feeding station during cage cleaning or transport

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 12.2 × 6.5 × 5.4 cm
• Design: cage-mounted feeder with access door
• Color: mixed colors finish
• Suitable bird size: small species and budgerigars
• Material properties: lightweight, easy-to-clean surfaces

How to use

Attach the feeder to the cage bars at a comfortable height for your bird, ensuring the door swings freely and the attachment is secure. Fill the compartment with an appropriate amount of seed, pellets or treats and close the access door if needed to limit access. Check the feeder regularly for leftover food and debris, empty and clean the unit with mild soap and warm water, then dry thoroughly before reattaching.

Usage recommendations

Position the feeder away from perches where droppings may fall into the food, rotate placement occasionally to encourage foraging, and inspect regularly for signs of wear or accumulated debris to maintain hygienic feeding conditions.