PH Prevue Hendryx Travel Bird Cage 1305, White

This will be a perfect travel cage for my green cheek conure. In my opinion, it shouldn’t be a home cage because I think that bigger is always better for a main cage. Every single part of me is impressed with this cage.

The only gripe would be that there is a single handle in the middle which makes weight distribution a little funky and it’s made of the same wire as the bars so it would start to hurt if you have to carry the cage for a bit. The cup holder bolts could also be better and you would need a screwdriver to really get them to be hulked on to the bars, but you can have them stay just fine just using your hands. If your bird is an escape artist, the door mechanism may not be sufficient, but it’s just fine for me.

Otherwise, everything else is ingenious. It took about 30 seconds to figure out how to expand it when I took it out of the box. The bowls are made in a SUPER smart way. You can kind of see it in the pictures, but the holders aren’t a perfect circle. they have little nubs coming out. The bowls have similar nubs on their outside so that you drop them into the loops and then rotate them so that they are locked in place and can’t come out until you line up the bowl nubs with the loop extrusions. I don’t think that it is super necessary, but it’s still very cool to me that someone thought out such an interesting concept. The bowls may be a little bit deep for some birds or for very small ones, but I’m sure that most people would be totally fine with using some of their own.

The perch has deep anchoring grooves so that it’s easy to place it and it is very stable. There is also a mechanism to hold the cage in place when it is flattened out. The catch tray is secured into place with another wire door-type mechanism but is still super easy to get to and remove for whatever reason. If you do a little bit of jamming, you can even get the bowls to fit under the wire floor for storage in the catch tray.

I personally know that I won’t just be using the items that come with the cage and will add some of my own, but you would be totally fine for with what it comes with. It’s an amazing buy at the price point (I got mine for $37 USD). For a small to medium bird, I would absolutely recommend this cage. Just don’t even bother looking at others. If you need a travel cage, this is perfect. The selling point for me was being able to collapse it. I am extremely satisfied and impressed.

Perfect Travel Companion for Feathered Friends. I recently invested in a prevue parrot travel cage, and it has proven to be a game-changer for our journeys. The design is not only practical but also ensures the safety and comfort of my feathered friend. The sturdy construction provides security, while thoughtful features make it easy to transport. The ample space allows my parrot to move around comfortably. We have many birds and this is an essential. They aren’t the cheapest to buy but they are definitely the best quality for the price you pay. They do a great job deterring rust. They are modern in appearance. Not too heavy to transport. I put them together myself without instructions because they are just so simple. Overall, this travel cage has made our trips stress-free, and I highly recommend it to fellow bird enthusiasts.

Pros: A good-looking, lightweight, sturdy and practical travel cage which is easy to assemble and fold down afterwards for storage. Arrived well packed and was delivered very promptly.
Cons: The carrying handle was in the wrong place so the cage tilted when carried (fine after I moved the handle with a pair of pliers). The bracket on one of the dish holders overlapped the screw hole so I couldn’t attach it to the bars (fine when I straightened it up).
Verdict: A good price and well worth it for the trouble of straightening out the glitches with a small pair of pliers. Had it not been for these it would have got a straight five stars. My Senegal was very happy travelling in this cage.
Tips: I added a smaller perch for my bird’s comfort and attached two swivel clips to the door for added security.

I use this case as a car cage for my small conures, but it does have its drawbacks. First off, the bar spacing on this cage is a little odd. It’s too wide for most really small birds, yet the cage is too short for most birds with larger heads. My sun conure has a big head, so I wouldn’t feel weird about leaving her unattended for a little while in this cage. I would never leave my green cheek in it alone, though, as she could stick her head through the bars and get hurt.

Both my birds hated the perch that came with this cage, so I got rid of it and installed a small Booda rope perch near the floor level. This made them much happier. I also ditched the bowls and opted for a food dish that didn’t stick out quite so far into the cage’s usable space (a plastic trough-style feeder that clipped to the side). After those modifications, it was pretty much perfect for car travel.

If you’re looking for a cage to carry around, you might want to opt for something a bit smaller. I like that this gives my birds a little more space on a car trip, but for walks outside, we go with something smaller and lighter. This can be pretty heavy and a little awkward due to the size.

Since we don’t do a lot of car trips or overnights where this cage would be used, I also like that it folds down pretty easily for storage.

Una amplia jaula donde el perico está cómodo. Además de que está libre de plomo, lo que evita un riesgo de intoxicación por plomo en el ave.