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5x8 Breeding Aviary Basic Unit
Sale Price: $1,736.99
List Price: $2,239.99
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Pompano Flight Cage
Sale Price: $80.99
List Price: $149.99
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Havana Flight Cage
Sale Price: $132.99
List Price: $209.99
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Altoona Double Flight Cage
Sale Price: $287.99
List Price: $389.99
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Ceana Clean Life Flight Cage
Sale Price: $71.99
List Price: $89.99
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Play Top Parakeet Bird Cage
Sale Price: $82.99
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Haena Small Bird Cage
Sale Price: $107.99
List Price: $219.99
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Anini Apartment Dometop
Sale Price: $53.99
List Price: $67.99
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Travel Bird Carrier
Sale Price: $84.99
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Parakeet Bird Cage
Sale Price: $57.99
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Freya Dometop Bird Cage with Optional Stand
Sale Price: $64.99
List Price: $98.99
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Villa Top Small Bird Cage
Sale Price: $96.99
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Kohua Kabin Dometop
Sale Price: $44.99
List Price: $56.99
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House Top Bird Cage Kit
Sale Price: $57.99
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Emmy Bird Cage with Optional Stand
Sale Price: $62.99
List Price: $89.99
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Hala Hotel
Sale Price: $341.99
List Price: $427.99
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House Style Parakeet Bird Cage
Sale Price: $41.99
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Colima Bird Cage
Sale Price: $215.99
List Price: $329.99
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Tiki Treehouse
Sale Price: $152.99
List Price: $191.99
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Flat Top Small Bird Cage
Sale Price: $109.99
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Ocala Flight Cage
Sale Price: $350.99
List Price: $419.99
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Kiki Kottage
Sale Price: $179.99
List Price: $224.99
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Economy Bird Cage
Sale Price: $79.99
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Clean Life Bird Cage
Sale Price: $71.99
List Price: $149.99
Parakeet Bird Cages – Tips on Selecting the Proper Cage
The parakeet has been called America’s most popular pet, so parakeet bird cages are plentiful. However, some products sold by pet stores as appropriate for this pet are not large enough, nor are they equipped to keep your pet bird healthy and happy. Here are some things to look for when selecting the correct cage for your pet.
[1] The size of the environment is important to maintain a healthy living environment. The minimum size for one bird is 16 X 16 X 16 inches; two birds is 20 X 20 X 20 inches; add 4 inches for each pet you have over two.
[2] Make sure that bar spacing is no wider than 1/4 inch so that your pet can’t put his head between the bars and become choked.
[3] Horizontal bars allow him to do his favorite thing--climbing.
[4] Avoid doors that move up and down as your pet may learn to open it and the door falls on his head or other body part.
[5] Zinc is deadly to birds, so choose a home that is zinc-free.
These birds should be allowed to fly in a room every day, but if you are too nervous about letting your pet out, a large flight aviary is available for sale wherever parakeet bird cages are sold.
