Small cages for medium size birds

Dopey

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I want to move my big cages into another room and get them out of the main family room. The idea is to have my birds out with me when I'm home BUT realistically I know that sometimes my birds are going to have to be in cages when I am home. Does any one have ideas for smaller cages for the birds to reside in when necessary? Just something with a perch and a couple of small bowls. Not to be used every night but in case my small grandson comes over or I'm sick but I still want my fids near me and watching tv.

I was thinking small cat/dog carriers and stacking them and that may be the way to go...so then I could use them as their carriers as well.

Anyway...I'm looking for some ideas. Honestly, I don't plan on using them that often but I want another option than only being able to put them in their cages in the other room.
 

getwozzy

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Sounds like a travel cage is what you need- chili has this one; it's by Kings Cages


I believe it's the smallest travel cage they offer, with the next size up offering dish doors
 
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Yes - the more I think about it the more I think that would serve and then I would have cages for travel or just going outside. Thank you.
 

getwozzy

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I got Chili's off of amazon- I'm not sure they still offer them in pink, but you could find something similar- that one was $130 I think, but there are others that are cheaper. I know mysafebirdstore has a couple for $50 or less.
 
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MSBS is my favorite friend right now.
I get their shipment the next day usually when I order.
Unfortunately today I left my debit card at home...otherwise they'd have a large order from me. Hmmm - there was something else I wanted besides a harness and now the carriers.
 

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Oh nice- you must be on the east coast then....it takes 5 business days for their orders to get to me.

Oh bummer- I hate when that happens :( at least you'll have time to think about what you want to order I guess lol
 
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It does make it fun to order from them knowing you will get it soon. I'd have a hard time waiting five days.

I e-mailed them to see if they have my information and maybe I can get an order in today after all. :D
 

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It is hard waiting that long lol but by the time it shows up I've forgotten about it [emoji23]

What?? You're not like me and have your card number, expiration date, and security number memorized??? Lol (it's probably better if you don't [emoji23][emoji23])
 
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Well - I have the expiration date and the security code memorized...but not the card number. I know - but usually I have it with me. :D
 

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Depends on where you order it. When I ordered Kiwi's new cage, it said it could take up to 10 days (understandable, given the size). Boy was I shocked when it arrived 2 days later:D Who knows, maybe you'll get a surprisingly speedy delivery too:)
 

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