Cage for Out Doors

[gutterfalcon]

Who Makes a Strong , Escape Proof Cage , at least Two foot square , if I want to take my Timneh outside ?

 

[Thechoplady]

I got a walk-in aviary from Natural Inspiratians Parrot Cages and it’s very strong and escape proof.

 

[gutterfalcon]

Who Makes a Strong , Escape Proof Cage , at least Two foot square , if I want to take my Timneh out side for some Fresh air ?

 

[gutterfalcon]

I got a walk-in aviary from Natural Inspiratians Parrot Cages and it’s very strong and escape proof.

That's Beautiful ! But I Don't need something that Big . Just something for Him to get some Sun and Fresh Air while I'm Mowing Lawn or just sitting outside .

 

[Thechoplady]

I would try Wayfair, I saw some smaller aviarys there and the prices were reasonable.

 

[Botsari]

There are a couple of companies that make parrot enclosure “backpacks”. I used to see my neighbors with their eclectus parrots at the local grocery store in one of those. Some of them have stuff like heavy plexiglass, but theirs was more like this one:

ibiyaya TrackPack for Birds, Patented Bird Carrier Backpack with Perch

Bird Backpack for SMALL birds like lovebirds, Senegal parrots, pionites, grass birds, cockatoo, budgie, parakeets, cockatiels, honeyeaters, and more. It is perfect for hiking and going on many great adventures with your pet bird!

ibiyaya-usa.com

But if you just want to take you bird out for short trips outside maybe get a travel cage. Also good for trips to the vet. I have one like this:

Amazon.com

This is a huge step up from using something like a cat carrier since birds are the opposite of calmed when they can’t see what is going on.

No particular endorsements implied here, just wanted the pictures, plus the prices give some reference points. There are lots of travel cages out there.

 

[kme3388]

Who Makes a Strong , Escape Proof Cage , at least Two foot square , if I want to take my Timneh outside ?

Myself & my husband have discussed making an outdoor aviary with supplies from Menards (hardware store). I was thinking of using 1/2” galvanized chicken wire. It’s towards the end of summer so I may worry about it next year. I need something chew proof for conures, and with smaller bar spacing. It’s a good way to test something out before spending a lot of money.

 

[MMARC234]

Myself & my husband have discussed making an outdoor aviary with supplies from Menards (hardware store). I was thinking of using 1/2” galvanized chicken wire. It’s towards the end of summer so I may worry about it next year. I need something chew proof for conures, and with smaller bar spacing. It’s a good way to test something out before spending a lot of money.

I wouldn’t use galvanized chicken wire because of the risk of parrots chewing it while climbing/bored. If I’m remembering right, it’s coated in zinc.

 

[kme3388]

I wouldn’t use galvanized chicken wire because of the risk of parrots chewing it while climbing/bored. If I’m remembering right, it’s coated in zinc.

There’s one that can be used I just don’t recall what kind

 

[Bird&Ant lover]

I would try Wayfair, I saw some smaller aviarys there and the prices were reasonable.

This is true I have seen many at great prices and some that look good quality.

 

[kme3388]

I misspoke it’s this one

Amazon.com

It’s not galvanized. It’s stainless steel.