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new parrot cage

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

moms new parrot cage and play gym

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How do you make a cheap parrot cage?

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

I’m considering several ideas, one which is caging off a shower stall… Any websites or informative articles and advice on building a large indoor cage for my two goffins cockatoos?

you can get a black training kennel for puppies at Walmart, they are not very expensive at all, they even have a lower tray in the button that can be removed for cleaning purposes, add some branches and sticks around and you will have a very spacious and good looking cage.

Featherland Parrot Cage Foldable Version

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Each and every feathered companion requires a cage. A safe haven, an area they are able to establish and define as their own territory. An area with enough space for exercise and play. An area where food and water will be available and enjoyed. An area for both rest and sleep. It is your responsibility to provide the proper home for your feathered friend, being a conscientious and educated consumer you will be able to achieve that objective. Featherland has carefully considered the space requirements for the many individual species which might be housed in each cage model. Featherland’s number one priority is to provide your birds with a safe home. Upon simple inspection you will be able to determine that our craftsmanship and attention to detail is unsurpassed.

At Featherland, we believe that your cage should be user friendly for both the birds and their human caregiver as well. Featherland’s environmentally sensitive industrial design team has developed and patented new technology which makes assembly a simple five minute task, without nuts and bolts and or requiring tools. Obviously this makes breakdown for routine cleaning and disinfecting an easy task. Cage maintenance is easy when you choose Featherland. We appreciate the opportunity to provide your feathered companion a Featherland home.

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Is diluted savlon ok for cleaning parrot cage?

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Is it ok to use very diluted savlon liquid to clean my parrots cage is? I think this will be safe?

You would be better using bleach, but very weak, a drop in a bucket of water.
I use Johnson’s Clean and Safe, disinfectant cleaner.

Sensible Security Locks – Cure for Parrot Cage Front Door Escape

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Mio the Greenwing Macaw shows the humans how easy it is to open her front door lock. Then enters Human with Sensible Security Front Lock Plate – No more escaping for Mio the Greenwing! Order your today!

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what sort of cover should i use to cover up a parrot cage?

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

i have a liberta parrot cage its 51cm x51cmx145cm and i have a cockatiel . its a big cage and dont want any gaps when the cover is on so would a big bed sheet be ok ? do i need to put air holes in the top.

well some birds dont like to be covered just feaks them out a bit to much. but if they are ok with it. then yeah a thin bedsheet is fine. you dont need holes in it unless it to thick. on hot nights dont fully cover them. leave the front uncovered.
the birds will most prob chew through it in a few months. make small holes in it so you might have to replace it. but thats nothing to worry about. they will chew anything you cover them with anyway.

hope i helped

catch :)

lady

Parrot Care 101 – Bird Cage 1 Starring Puppy & Einstein

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

There’s much to learn about owning a parrot. Think hard before buying or adopting. Please see your avian vet for regular check ups. Don’t be nervous at the amount of info. It becomes second nature after a while. They are like children. They are your family! I’m not a professional, just a parrot owner who is always learning.

Cages are from a Kings Cage dealer. www.Kingscages.com

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How to build a large outdoor parrot cage??

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

My aunt has a parrot that she refuses to give up,so I need advice on how to build a large(I want him to be able to fly) outdoor cage for him!!! It needs to be really sturdy because I have dogs. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Hi, I’m really glad to hear that you are trying to make sure the parrot has a good life. :)

Here’s a website with advice about building aviaries, written by someone who seems to build them for a living: http://www.backyardaviary.com/do_it_yourself.htm

Here’s a walkthrough of the building process of an aviary: http://www.javafinch.co.uk/build%20aviary/build%20aviary.html

Lots of advice on how to design and construct an aviary: http://www.bluequaker.com/Art-034.htm

Or you could always go out and buy one. :)

Also, I too have dogs, including a very large and strong one, and they very quickly learnt not to jump at the aviary. Plus they keep cats and such away, which is really good.

Best Selling Parrot Cages

Monday, February 15th, 2010

http://www.BestSellingBirdCages.com Let’s talk parrot cages! All types, styles, brands, and prices of parrot cages. Guaranteed best price on your parrot cage. Birdcages are shipped for free within the U.S.

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How to change bar spacing on parrot cage?

Monday, February 15th, 2010

I bought a parrot cage with 3/4" bar spacing, but my bird really is too small for this big of a gap. Is there anyway to make the cage safer? Like zip tying chicken wire or something, but easier and nicer looking??

Thats’ a tuf one #1 it will be very hard to clean #2 if your bird is small it might get its toes stuck,

I would try to sell it and buy a new one.