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Choosing a Macaw Cage

The right cage can make the difference in the life of a macaw pet. It can enhance bonding and help a bird flourish.

Proper care also includes providing plenty of toys in the cage to keep a macaw engaged and macaw pet entertained. Making an informed decision is the best way to select the ideal cage for your pet.

Size

Macaws are the biggest domesticated parrots, and require a large cage that can handle their size. These intelligent birds require plenty of space for play and exercise. They also love stimulating toys in their cages to keep them active throughout the day. The cage should be at least 3 feet wide 2 feet deep, and 6 feet tall.

The recommended cage size for a macaw is 1.5 to 2 times the bird's wingspan in order to provide them with enough room to flap their wings to exercise and for moving around. If you decide to add perches, toys or food stations to your cage, this will make more space and leave less room for the bird's wings.

You should also take into consideration the size of the cage when choosing a macaw cage. Their tails can grow to be as long as their bodies. It is important for the cage to be sufficient in height to stop the bird from scraping its tail against walls of the cage when it turns around.

The size of the bars is an additional aspect to take into consideration. Macaws have strong beaks as well as feet, so you need to make sure that the cage's bars are made from solid metal and have sufficient spacing to stop your bird from getting its fingers caught in them. Avoid cages that could compromise the safety of your bird, for instance, cages that are round cages or ones with decorative spiralwork.

A high-quality large bird cage is a good investment in the well-being and happiness of your macaw. The right cage will give your bird the space he needs to enjoy a healthy and happy life, while also allowing you to spend more time with him and spend time with him outside of the cage.

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Bar Spacing

The best cages for macaws have large, solid bases and are constructed of sturdy material. These cages are perfect for birds that like to climb or hang out. These cages also provide protection for your bird. These features prevent the bird from accidentally fleeing and also prevent them from stealing or chewing through toys that they find in their cage.

The distance between the bars is another important aspect to take into consideration when selecting the right cage. The cage should have bars that are not too close to each other because birds can get their head or feet stuck between them while climbing. This could be very dangerous for birds, therefore the bars' spacing needs to be at a minimum of 3/8 inch or 1/2 inch in the case of tiny finches. For larger parrots the bar spacing must be 1 inch apart.

The cage should also have an expansive, wide door that is easy to open. This will make it easier for you to clean the cage and to get food and water. The front door must be birdproof. The cage should also have an apron and grate since birds love perching on them. The cage should be equipped with a sliding tray, a swing-out feeder door and a bird-safety railing.

The cage should be rectangular or square instead of round, as the odd angles can trap the bird's toes. This makes it difficult for the bird to move around. Avoid cages with plastic mesh on the sides and top because the bird can easily chew through it. Galvanized cages need to be thoroughly rinsed because the process can leave toxic metals and zinc on the wire.

A cage is an essential part of the life of your pet and can be a source of immense joy or even frustration. Be sure to think about the above factors before you purchase a cage for your pet. When you choose the right cage for your bird's needs and requirements, your pet will live an enjoyable life and you will be happier as well.

Toys

Macaws can live to 100 years and are intelligent birds. They can also be very destructive so it is important that their cages and toys provide them with plenty of stimulation and entertainment.

It is essential to provide an array of toys for them to play with. They are social and like to interact with their human. It is important to give them plenty of chewing materials to keep their beaks busy. For instance my cockatoo Lily would love to tear books and then make them into "confetti" that she would fling throughout the room for hours at a time. I had to spend hours every day cleaning up the confetti.

You can purchase a variety of parrot toys, however you may already have some at home. Natural branches, like ones found outside can provide hours of entertainment and can be used to create foot or hand toys. Untreated lumber from your local home improvement shop or even an area woodworking shop is an inexpensive toy that will give hours of entertainment to your bird. The key is to hang non-toxic branches from the bars of the cage of your bird in small pieces. Some of these branches can also be spliced with sisal or cotton and rope, to create various toys.

If you have a cockatoo, or other bird that isn't used to playing with toys, it might take some time and patience to get them to be able to play with them. In the beginning keep the toys out of view and gradually bring them closer. In time, the majority of birds will learn to play with toys that are not their own.

We offer a variety of stainless steel cages in sizes suitable for Macaws. You can also purchase an individual birdcage designed specifically for this species to ensure it's strong and secure enough to withstand their strong claws or beaks.

Safety

Macaws are curious intelligent birds that could be at risk of accidents in cages that are not suitable for them. It is crucial to put your focus on safety when selecting the cage for your pet. Some important considerations are the size of your cage, the spacing between bars, and the materials you'll use to build your cage.

Macaws require ample space to move about to stretch their wings, move around and engage in natural behaviors which improves their overall health. A larger cage allows them the space they need, and provides a safe and secure barrier that prevents stress and boredom.

The ideal cage size should be at minimum 5-6 feet high and wide. This will allow the bird to fly free, which is essential to its health. The cage should also be made with sturdy materials, like stainless steel, to be able to withstand the constant chewing that occurs in these large birds.

Stainless steel cages are a popular choice for pet owners due to their strength and safety. They provide greater visibility and ventilation while preventing your macaw prices from becoming caught in sharp metal parts that can be harmful to them. A lot of stainless steel cages have wider openings for the doors, making it easier to clean and interact with your pet.

Toys are another essential element of a macaw's cage. It offers both entertainment and stimulation. Rotating toys on a weekly schedule will stimulate your pet's brain and stimulate its natural foraging instincts. Toys should also be made from durable materials that can withstand a macaw flying and are safe to ingest or chew.

It is essential to avoid building materials that are toxic to macaws when making a cage. Paints and finishes that contain lead as well as other harmful chemicals are some of the most commonly used toxic materials. It is recommended to look for cages made of non-toxic materials and that are in compliance with the requirements of the government.

Allow your macaw to interact outside of its cage. This helps to bond with their humans and reduces stress and anxiety, and encourages healthy behavior. Ideally socializing should be conducted in a quiet dark, dark space away from the distractions of other pets or children within your home.