Safe ways to fix my Conure's cage

Gustopher

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I have a Dusky Conure named Gus, he is just under a year old and my husband and I have had him for 6 months. We just recently purchased him a nice big new cage, and about a week later we noticed he had broken one of the bars, where it attatched to the big side verticle bar. I was watching him last night and he keeps playing with it and I am afraid that he will try to get out via the gap and get stuck and hurt himself. I know that however I fix it he will be chewing on it. Any ideas on ways to fix it that are safe for him? At the moment I put a toy over it but I am not sure how long it will be before he figures a way around it. He is sneaky :)

thanks!
 

Remy

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Jul 13, 2011
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Can you take the cage back to where you purchased it? A nice, new cage should NOT have that happen.
 

woubette

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Sep 19, 2011
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I would take it back and call the manufacturer....I agree that this should not happen with a new cage.....can you post the kind of cage to see if anyone else has had the same problem? Or maybe as a warning for someone looking at that particular cage? It seems like a dangerous situation for any bird. I don't know if the admin would let you do that or not, but I am currently cage shopping and want to know about that cage so I am prepared. It may just be a defect in that one particular cage and not a flaw in all the cages of that kind or by that manufacturer.....
 

Bobioden

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Maxx & Emma -Yellow Sided Green Cheek Conures (Male & Female)
I purchased a cage off Craigslist that had a loose bar. I got some Gorilla Glue Cement from Home Depot and 20 minutes later it was as good as new.
 

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