Parrot Travel Cage Fabric vs Metal
Hi,
We live in a Tsunami area. I have seen on tv, somewhere, a canvas backpack which
is a parrot travel cage. It has a perch and screen. Granted it’s not big, but in an emergency
(more…)
Hi,
We live in a Tsunami area. I have seen on tv, somewhere, a canvas backpack which
is a parrot travel cage. It has a perch and screen. Granted it’s not big, but in an emergency
(more…)
We get lots of phone calls at Windy City Parrot covering many bird care topics. A recurring subject that arises is an “inherited” bird. Most recently a gentleman called to inquire about Bird Travel Carriers.
We always ask 2 questions in response to inquiries such as these. 1) What kind of bird? 2) How will the bird carrier be used? We always want to make sure we’re providing the appropriate equipment.
Some tips from folks who traveled with their bird daily
Before we get into specifics, let’s start with the basics. Emergencies aside, if you’re planning to travel with your bird, get the travel cage a few weeks in advance. This will give your bird time to get accustomed to the new cage.