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Collapsible Bird Cages

Taking a bird on a trip can be a necessary evil or a delightful way to spend time with a chatty friend. Here's what you need to know about collapsible bird cages.

Birds can be great side kicks.

If you're looking for collapsible bird cages, chances are you've probably figured out that your bird is a great companion. Birds are great to hang out with in the house and outside of the house, but if you don’t get the right kind of cage you could end up in a precarious situation.

Humans look for collapsible bird cages when they're moving and need to take the bird with them, are going on a vacation or are going on a hike. You can get collapsible bird cages for all of these occasions; however, you should decide which activity you'll be involved in most frequently before you buy the cage. This decision is a necessary one because collapsible bird cages that you take on a hike are different than those you would take on a car trip.

Different cages

For a hike, you can get collapsible bird cages that are mesh and can be attached to your back. These cages are well ventilated and allow the bird to sit upright on a perch while you're walking along. It also allows the bird to look out of the cage to explore its surroundings.

When you're going in an airplane or in a car you have a couple of options in regards to which collapsible bird cages you should purchase. The first cage has a soft exterior and looks more like a cat carrying cage than a collapsible bird cage. These cages often have an extended section to give the bird more space. These cages are nice for travel because they're more pliable than metal or stainless steel collapsible bird cages, which gives you more options as to where you can place the bird.

Collapsible bird cages can also be stainless steel or metal. These cages are usually larger than the mesh cages and if you have a particularly large bird, this kind of cage may be your only option. These cages take up a lot of room and can't be bent or manipulated to fit into their surroundings. However, when you're done with this cage, it collapses into a flat cage and can easily be stored.

How do I find what I'm looking for?

The Internet and pet warehouses have the largest abundance of collapsible bird cages. When you get to looking for collapsible bird cages, make sure the cage is large enough for the bird, is well ventilated, has an area to catch waste and comes with food and water dishes.

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