What is a parrot cage

A parrot cage is a bird cage specifically designed for parrots to provide a comfortable, safe, and healthy living environment. The design and selection of parrot cages need to consider multiple factors, including size, material, bottom design, ventilation, and lighting.

The basic structure and function of parrot cages
Parrot cages are usually made of wire mesh or iron bars, of moderate size, and have openings for easy management. The cage is equipped with utensils, water dispensers, and shelters inside, which not only facilitate the management of the breeder but also ensure the comfort and safety of the parrot.
The bottom design of parrot cages should be easy to clean and equipped with appropriate padding to absorb feces and food debris.
In addition, parrot cages also need appropriate ventilation and lighting to ensure indoor air circulation and simulate natural environments.

Characteristics and uses of different types of parrot cages
Breeding cage: suitable for medium-sized parrots, with dimensions of 80 cm in length, 40 cm in width, and 50 cm in height. Usually woven from wire or iron bars, equipped with two openings and a movable lower drawer for easy cleaning and placement of sand to aid digestion.
Viewing cage: Small in size, suitable for 1-2 parrots to hang and observe. Made of iron wire, equipped with a plastic chassis, plastic bird food box, and water dispenser, requiring daily cleaning to maintain aesthetics and cleanliness.
String cage: used for bathing or transportation, with a small volume, usually used to hold 2-4 parrots. Made of iron wire, suitable for paired observation or isolation use.
Transport cage: specifically designed for transporting parrots, can be made of wire or organic glass panels. Transport cages made of organic glass panels are commonly used in winter.