Guide to Bird Cages

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Kinds of Bird Cages include the following:

Dometop Bird Cages

• Dometop Bird Cages are made of stainless steel wires.
• They can be powder coated in any color.
• They provide large living spaces.
• They can have built-in breeding nest-box doors, toy loops, food bowls, and perches.

• Flight Bird Cages are taller and wider than ordinary bird cages.
• They allow birds to fly and exercise.
• They can accommodate several birds.
• They are made with multiple feeders and perches, caster wheels, removable ladders and platforms, and exterior feed doors.

• Playtop Bird Cages have large exercise spaces on top serving as play areas.
• They allow birds more freedom.
• They have solid dome tops in between the play and cage areas that collect bird messes.

• Single bird cages can be made of stainless steel or bamboo.
• Since they can only carry one bird, they have one perch and feeder.
• They should be hung at chest-level.

• Travel Bird Cages are used for transporting birds during short travels.
• They are made with large top doors, removable perches, and carrying handles.
• They have easy to clean plastic bases.

Size: Choose a bird cage large enough for your bird to move around in. Also, look for one with ample bar spacing, as a narrow one can easily snag your bird’s head, feet, or wings and cause injury.

Shape: Choose a rectangular bird cage longer than it is taller that gives your bird more space to move around and exercise. Look for a taller bird cage for a larger bird like a parrot, allowing it to climb up and down.

Materials used: For durability, choose a stainless steel bird cage that resists rust. To make it safe for your bird, it should be layered with a nontoxic coating.

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