fricksmom
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how do you transport your bird?
car travel
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i always suggest in a carrier, but i allow a few of my birds to ride free in the car with me. The carrier is much safer as it protects them in potetinal accidents and so on
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HalfInsane
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I have a small little pet carrier I picked up for about $15 at Walmart and its perfect. I've got a towel at the bottom so it's not slippery. Nothing fancy.
coral3
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- Aug 4, 2012
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- Parrots
- 'Ringo' - alexandrine, hatched 2012 ~ 'Prinny' - princess parrot, 1992-2012 RIP
We use a pak o bird, with the seatbelt threaded through the loops on the back to stop it moving around. I find it's good, particularly on long car trips because there are no metal cage sides rattling the whole time we're driving.
JadeC
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Where can you find those awesome looking carriers, coral?
Update: Never mind, I found the other thread that li ms it! Haha
Update: Never mind, I found the other thread that li ms it! Haha
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azdesertrhino
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We have a acrylic carrier we use for Mac right now but it is starting to show it's age so working on another idea.
Mac at the Grand Canyon.
The carrier before we added the stainless mesh for more airflow. We found the carrier got a bit warm for Mac.
Mac in the truck, again, before the stainless mesh.
Was going to put a short video in but can't figure that part out right now, maybe later.
Mac at the Grand Canyon.
The carrier before we added the stainless mesh for more airflow. We found the carrier got a bit warm for Mac.
Mac in the truck, again, before the stainless mesh.
Was going to put a short video in but can't figure that part out right now, maybe later.
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