There are numerous reasons to buy a large bird cage. If you have flight birds or a large bird, like an Amazon bird, you will need a large bird cage to allow the bird to comfortably sit, stretch and play. A large bird that is kept in captivity needs an understanding owner.
Who Needs a Large Bird Cage
Some bird, by nature, require more space than the average parakeet. Exotic birds like Amazons, Parrots and Macaws all need a large bird cage to live a long, healthy life. They need enough space to flex their large wings without touching the sides or bottom of the cage, room to play and space to fly. They tend to do especially well with an open play top cage or additional play tower. A bird that is bored or confined too strictly will act out and may behave badly. They will scratch, chew and screech when they are unhappy to get your attention.
Pricing of a Large Bird Cage
For the most part, a large bird cage will not be cheap. You may be able to find one used or specially discounted, but buying a large bird cage is typically a big, but necessary, expense for your pet bird. You'll want to make sure the cage is spacious, roomy and comfortable for the bird. The bar spacing needs to be just right for the species of bird you own. It should be safe, durable and functional. You'll also need to buy a large bird cage cover to cover your bird at night, signaling to him that is it time to sleep. If it is your first time shopping for a large bird cage, you will most likely experience sticker shock. The cost of a large bird cage can range anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.
Large Bird Cage Designs
The designs for a large bird cage vary from one to the next. They come in very basic styles, stainless steel, specially trimmed wood with etched glass and plexiglass styles. They can be handcrafted, a one-of-a-kind bird cage, or have a unique theme that will add to the value and decor of your home. Current style trends include a dome top for flying and playing and an open top play structure for the bird to flex his wings and relieve his boredom. Simply put: a large bird deserves a large bird cage.
