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For smaller birds, the length of the bird cage is more important than the height because these little birds fly side to side rather than up and down.
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As a general rule, medium birds with long tails need a taller bird cage so they can move around without damaging those stately tail feathers.
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Large birds need plenty of space to move about, so it's best to get the biggest bird cage possible. They need a place roomy enough for them to get their exercise and stay happy.
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10 Quick Tips About Bird Cages
1. Small bird cages generally accommodate most popular pet birds such as finches, parakeets, canaries, lovebirds or doves. The key point for smaller birds is that the bar spacing be .5 inch or less.
2. The latest research shows that round cages are not the best things for your pet bird's psyche. For this reason, you will notice that most of the bird cages we offer have a rectangular or otherwise-angular design.
3. For larger pet birds such as cockatiels, caiques, conures, weavers and senegals, we recommend a slightly larger cage. Proper sized cages can be found under "medium bird cages."
4. Be wary of your bird's behavior and how its cage might affect it. Often such behavior as biting, screaming, and feather plucking may be an indicator that you have an inappropriate cage. Or an inappropriate bird. But it's probably the cage.
5. We offer a wide variety of cool, decorative bird cages that don't sacrifice function for the sake of style. These include house-like designs, modern furniture looks, and more.
6. It's important to purchase a large bird cage if your bird is an African grey, Amazon, parrot, cockatoo or macaw. Much like a round cage, a cage too small will certainly cause psychological distress and, unfortunately, make uninformed owners think that their bird is simply misbehaving or ornery.
7. Sufficiently large doors are important for all cages and bird sizes. Of course, they will help you get access to your pet, but the cage is also easier to maintain when you have wider access to the inside.
8. Flight cages, naturally, are considerably larger but you should give consideration to whether you have enough space for one. They are generally designed for more than one bird, allow for full flight and have several perches and feeders.
9. The construction and material of your bird cage shouldn't be overlooked. Some cheaper models will chip or otherwise deteriorate over time. Stainless steel and powder coated models are good choices.
10. Birds need plenty of exercise, and horizontal bars foster this well in addition to adding structural strength to your cage. Be sure there are more than just a few cross bars on the cage you are considering.
2. The latest research shows that round cages are not the best things for your pet bird's psyche. For this reason, you will notice that most of the bird cages we offer have a rectangular or otherwise-angular design.
3. For larger pet birds such as cockatiels, caiques, conures, weavers and senegals, we recommend a slightly larger cage. Proper sized cages can be found under "medium bird cages."
4. Be wary of your bird's behavior and how its cage might affect it. Often such behavior as biting, screaming, and feather plucking may be an indicator that you have an inappropriate cage. Or an inappropriate bird. But it's probably the cage.
5. We offer a wide variety of cool, decorative bird cages that don't sacrifice function for the sake of style. These include house-like designs, modern furniture looks, and more.
6. It's important to purchase a large bird cage if your bird is an African grey, Amazon, parrot, cockatoo or macaw. Much like a round cage, a cage too small will certainly cause psychological distress and, unfortunately, make uninformed owners think that their bird is simply misbehaving or ornery.
7. Sufficiently large doors are important for all cages and bird sizes. Of course, they will help you get access to your pet, but the cage is also easier to maintain when you have wider access to the inside.
8. Flight cages, naturally, are considerably larger but you should give consideration to whether you have enough space for one. They are generally designed for more than one bird, allow for full flight and have several perches and feeders.
9. The construction and material of your bird cage shouldn't be overlooked. Some cheaper models will chip or otherwise deteriorate over time. Stainless steel and powder coated models are good choices.
10. Birds need plenty of exercise, and horizontal bars foster this well in addition to adding structural strength to your cage. Be sure there are more than just a few cross bars on the cage you are considering.
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"My bird's new Protege-Platinum home was just shipped and he loves it. Chirpy jumped in the cage immediately and started exploring. As always, he loves to come out to visit with his people, but now I think he likes returning to his home more than ever.
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