Bird Cages For Parrots
Find bird cages for parrots with your bird’s size and daily needs in mind. As you browse the selection, compare cage dimensions, bar spacing, door access and ease of cleaning. Look for room to move, stretch wings and fit perches and feeding dishes without crowding.
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Common styles include flat-top, dome-top and play-top cages. Flat-top cages have a level roof, dome-top cages have an arched roof, and play-top cages feature an activity area above the enclosure. Some cages also have a stand or rolling base.
A typical setup includes perches, food and water dishes, and toys for chewing, climbing and foraging. Accessories may come with the cage or be sold separately, so check the listing to see what's included.
Change the cage liner and wash food and water dishes daily. Wipe away droppings and food scraps, then give the tray, grate, bars and perches a regular scrub following their care instructions. Pull-out trays and removable grates can make cleanup less of a chore.
Parrot cages may have a main front door, smaller feeding doors and a top opening. The main door provides access for tending the cage, while feeding doors let you reach dishes without opening the whole front. Door layouts vary, so take a look at the listing photos and details.
A rolling cage has wheels on its base or stand, while a stationary cage rests on feet or another fixed support. Rolling models let you move the setup for floor cleaning. Depending on the design, either style may include a shelf underneath for everyday bird supplies.