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Specialty Designs with Custom Bird CageThere are lots of designs you can make for a custom bird cage as per your own interest and preference and you need to follow certainBar SpacingThe bar spacing of the bird cage should be sufficiently tight to prevent small birds from escaping but not large enough that the bird may try anyway and get its head stuck resulting in injuries or even death. For larger birds, horizontal bars work better. The bird can use the bars for climbing and exercise and there's less chance of escape or injury. If you are interested in custom bird cage make sure you address this factor with your bird cage maker.Shape and StyleYou might think that round bird cages are the best buys. Not anymore. Round bird cages are no longer considered ideal. Excellent Good Average Bad Terrible Current RatingSquare bird cages or those with other shapes are as functional as the round ones and are actually healthier for your bird. All designer bird cage manufacturers take this into account and you will find that all accessories including bird cage stands are now available in a variety of configurations. Quality and CraftsmanshipThe best material for a bird cage is non-toxic stainless steel. Make sure that the design of the cage you choose will accommodate toys, perches, and other accessories and that the construction is solid, with no sharp or unfinished edges.Remember that your birds will do just as well in expensive bird cages or discount bird cages. The bird doesn't care how much you paid for its home nor does it know the difference been furniture quality bird cages and lesser pieces. The birds primary need is space. The critical factor for the health of your pet bird is the selection of a habitat that will give it adequate freedom of movement. Large bird cages that will ensure that your bird is a happy member of your family for many years. Related ArticlesParrots: More than Pets, Lifetime CommitmentsBasic Tips to Bird Houses Tips to Building a Backyard Aviary Top Ten Health and Care Issues in Pet Birds  Bookmark
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