As most of you know the bigger the bird cage the better. This can often be an issue because large bird cages take up so much space. The Bird Cage Depot has completed a new article for tips for large bird cages in a small space. Victorian bird cages, corner cages, and bird cages with storage options are your best bet when you are tight on space. With corner cages you can have a cage with the same inside space as other large bird cages, but obviously the cage can set out of the way in the corner. Bird cages with storage help you put away your bird supplies easily to keep your small space clean.
At The Bird Cage Depot we want to ensure that your feathered friend is as happy and healthy as he can be and we understand that you might be tight on space. Be sure to check out our huge selection of bird cages as we are sure you will find something that fits your needs.
We also posted a new article all about Victorian Bird Cages. I have to say these are my favorite types of cages. They are decorative and classic. Be sure and check it out. Victorian Bird Cages-Form and Function I think all the birds in the Bud commercial would love our Victorian bird cages.
For active and healthy birds you should consider investing in some bird toys, bird swings, foot toys, and a bird chew toys.
Bird toys help keep your bird stimulated and entertained. Consider acrylic bird toys or wood bird toys with bright colors to intrigue your feathered friend. Don’t clutter your bird cages with too many toys though as it could be unsafe. Instead consider exchanging different toys and bird swings so that your birdie doesn’t get bored with them.
Bird swings and foot toys are also great items for an active and healthy bird. The foot toys in particular help keep your little guys foot muscles nice and strong. Nobody wants a lazy bird They also help reduce claw trimming which helps you with your birds maintenance.
I know this isn’t really a pet bird, but I couldn’t resist posting. This is a super cute video and REAL. I couldn’t believe it. This bird is a Red-capped Manakin found in tropical forests in South and Central America. Happy Friday Everyone!!!
Are you looking for history, nutritional information, or types of bird cages to buy for your canary??? If so check out Canary Cages- A Place to Sing. We have researched this little guy and posted some great information. Whether you are looking at purchasing a Canary as a pet or already have one this is a must read!!!
Also be sure to check out some or our canary cages. You will find that they are the right size for your little feathered friend. Canaries like to fly horizontally and our cages offer just the room they need to hop from perch to perch. We have a wide selection small bird cages so make sure you take your time and browse the site.
For more information please email us at info@thebirdcagedepot.com!
Parakeets are very popular pet birds. We have provided a great article which is now available called Parakeet Cages- A Place to Eat, Sleep and Play. Along with information about parakeet cages we have provided information about parakeets from behavioral characteristics to diet and exercise. With a good diet and exercise your parakeet can live up to 25 years. That being said, it is important to have all the facts about your pet to ensure an happy and healthy life. Did you know that that avocados are toxic to parakeets? I recommend getting a complete list of toxic foods from your vet, but we have a short list available in the Parakeet Cages- A Place to Eat, Sleep and Play artcle.
Be sure and check out our selection of small bird cages as many of them will be suitable for your parakeet. I would recommend a bigger one if you have multiple parakeets.
For additional information please feel free to call or send us an email to info@thebirdcagedepot.com.
In an effort to provide more information to our users The Bird Cage Depot has now added an article section to the site. Here you can find important information regarding your bird cages, bird breeds, bird health, and much more. Our first article is about bird aviaries.
Bird Aviary- Recreating a Natural Habitat is a great article about the history and purpose of bird aviaries. The history of the bird aviary will give you an idea of how to set up your bird aviary and provide the best environment for your birds. A bird aviary is the closest thing to a natural environment you can get for your bird. This allows your birds to fly around freely and exercise. Another huge benefit of a bird aviary is the larger walk in aviary which allows humans to move around comfortably in the cage. This will allow for easy set up, cleaning, and feeding your bird. Please check out more in our articles section on the site.
The beautiful African Grey Parrot is indigenous to Central and Western Africa. They are intelligent and gentle birds which have become a popular pet. These birds like to make their presence known. They often whistle, shriek and mimic words and sounds. They can accurately recreate the sound of a telephone, video games and washing machines. Their most impressive trait, however, is talking. Research shows that they can not only repeat words but also have the ability to attach meaning to them. Some research proves that these birds can have the cognitive thinking capacity of a human toddler. The care of these pets include proper feeding and vitamins and choosing an appropriate home from the available African grey cages.
The care of the African Grey Parrot will directly correlate to the length and quality of their life. These birds can live anywhere from 15-60 years or more. Nutrition is a determining factor in length of life. Many outward signs can indicate poor nutrition. Allergies and feather picking are just two of the many manifestations of a less than stellar diet. A seed only diet is not sufficient. They need fresh fruits and vegetables, pellets and seeds to truly thrive. The optimum level of nutrition is derived from organic, raw fruits and vegetables. These have the needed levels of enzymes to maintain function within the bird. Food that are toxic and should never ever be given include chocolate, caffeine, apple seeds, avocado and peach and cherry pits. Good food along with the correct choice among African Grey cages can help your feathered friend live a long and healthy life.
Choosing an African grey bird cage is an important decision in the life of your pet. The home you choose should specifically be an African Grey cage. These birds are climbers. Their home should allow them to be a bit acrobatic. The parrot should be able to stretch his wings in without hitting the sides. Another good idea is ladder for some extra climbing fun. African Grey cages can have a direct result on the happiness of your pet. If their home is too small to allow them to stretch and climb, they can actually become depressed.
Finding a suitable home for your pet is one of the most important things you can do for them. Although you can sometimes find African Grey cages for sale in a newspaper or from an individual, it is wise to purchase the cage from a knowledgeable dealer of pet supplies. For more information on African Grey parrot cages, visit www.thebirdcagedepot.com.
For active and healthy birds you should consider investing in some 
They also help reduce claw trimming which helps you with your birds maintenance.
The beautiful African Grey Parrot is indigenous to Central and Western Africa. They are intelligent and gentle birds which have become a popular pet. These birds like to make their presence known. They often whistle, shriek and mimic words and sounds. They can accurately recreate the sound of a telephone, video games and washing machines. Their most impressive trait, however, is talking. Research shows that they can not only repeat words but also have the ability to attach meaning to them. Some research proves that these birds can have the cognitive thinking capacity of a human toddler. The care of these pets include proper feeding and vitamins and choosing an appropriate home from the available African grey cages.