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Buying Tips |
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When
selecting a new home for
your pet, keep the
following points in mind: |
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Just because
a cage is large doesn't mean
it is suitable for a large
bird or animal. Check the thickness of
the bars - large birds can
sometimes gnaw through
thinner bars. |
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Look for
cages that provide at least
2 times the wingspan of your
bird as an adult. Toys are
also important for your
birds mental health, so
allow room. |
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For
birds, consider the
spacing between bars to
ensure the cage is
appropriate for the size of
your bird. You do not want
your bird's head to fit
through the bars. Use our
Bird Cage Selector Guide
to make the right decision. |
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Large birds
are best in cages that have
vertically running bars on
the front and back panels.
This prevents long tail
feathers from getting
constantly snagged in the
cage bars. In addition,
horizontal bars on the
side panels allow for
climbing. |
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The latch
on the cage is an important factor.
All of our cages have a
durable slide-latch with
gravity lock mechanism as
opposed to a "spring-latch",
which may tend to break
after a year or so. |
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All of our
wrought iron cages have a
removable, slide-out bottom
grate in addition to a
slide-out tray. This makes
for easy cleaning. All of
our wire cages, except the
flight cages, have slide-out
bottom trays with removable
bottom grates, but the
bottom grates do not
"slide-out". |
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Our color
choices are Antique White
(also called Egg Shell
White), Silver Vein (also
called Platinum), Black
Vein, and Green Vein. Some
cages also offer additional
color choices. Colors may
vary slightly from cage to
cage. |
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Our thanks to
Christine's Free Bird Image
Gallery for some of the images
contained in this website
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