ISO a double cage

[ParkersMom]

Looking for a double cage to keep at our friends house AKA our bird sitter looking for each side to be around 2ftx2ft nothing huge
any thoughts on side by side versus top and bottom
the longest they stay over is about a week while we are out of town
also looking for something on a stand
It will be kept in the garage when not in use so easy to clean would be a big help
I have looked but can't seem to find anything I really like yet that doesn't cost a fortune

 

[weco]

Side-by-sides might need a divider, but over-n-unders don't.....then there's the fact that it's usually harder to find free wall space tor a side-by-side cage.....

 

[ParkersMom]

Didn't think of that..I was just wondering how they might react to having a bird above one of them...

 

[ShellyBorg]

You may look for a big cage and put a acrylic divider between them. Then they do not take up to much space and can see each other. Then you are not spend much on a used cage and can deck it out with toys.

 

[ParkersMom]

they aren't friends but they do tolerate each other and they are both chewers so metal would be better

 

[MonicaMc]

As a double stack, I really like this cage. It's great for large parrots!

4030-2 Black

Side by side cages do take up more space.... but here's some ideas...

6432 Black

8040FL Black

PC-6928D Black


Although you mention nothing huge.... so that leads me to these two cages

M5123D Black

PC-4226D Black




Maybe those will help you narrow down your search?

 

[ParkersMom]

thanks monica those are all great but way too big...and expensive...I they will only be using the cage 2 maybe 3 times a year and it will be at someone else's house...

 

[ParkersMom]

I have 2 cages already but one is not in the best shape and the other is pretty bulky for a travel cage
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I am thinking something more like this maybe but again a bit to pricey I would much rather spend the money on toys and stuff for them

 

[MonicaMc]

You might try your local ads or pet stores for used double stack cages.

I don't know what your price range is... but if you don't think they'd break the welds on these cages, they are also an option (not that I'd recommend it, but I have seen cockatoos, amazons and african greys housed in these cages)

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Economy-Stackable-Flight-BREEDER-32x21x60/dp/B00BUIOFPC/]Amazon.com: KING'S CAGES ELFDD 3221 Economy Line Stackable Flight Cage DOUBLE STACK BREEDER FLIGHT PARROT CAGE 32x21x60 bird toy toys cages (BLUE): Pet Supplies[/ame]

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Double-Stack-Flight-Bird-Color/dp/B00494S0W8/]Amazon.com: Double Stack Flight Bird Cage Color: Pure White: Pet Supplies[/ame]


And Amazon has that cage you linked to at $515...

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Small-Double-Stack-Cage-Color/dp/B00494PZYO/]Amazon.com: Small Double Stack Bird Cage Color: Platinum: Pet Supplies[/ame]