Stackable Double Cage?

[bran]

Hi there, we were considering getting the stackable large cages for our TAG and CAG. They are primarily in their cages in the bird room/office, when no one is home (VERY Rarely) and on their playstands in the living room with us when ever someone is home. I definitely DO NOT want to sacrifice space for them, and want them to be comfortable. Does anyone have their birds in Stackable cages? How well does this work?

[judygram]

As long as each of the cages is big enough for each grey to be able to flap their wings and not touch the sides then I don't see why it wouldn't work especially if space is a problem. They should have a tray in between so the one on top cannot dump on the one in the bottom cage.

[Talon]

Birds like to be as high as possible. I can't imagine one would want the bottom bunk so to speak...

[judygram]

Birds like to be as high as possible. I can't imagine one would want the bottom bunk so to speak...

 

Maybe they could take turns being on the top and bottom.

 

[Dave007]

A typical single cage size for a CAG is approx 38/40 inches high without the stand , approx 28 inches deep, approx 33/35 inches across. They need cages in which they can go left to right as opposed to height. That applies to CAGs and TAGs

The next size smaller is made for a TAG so if you can find stackable cages in which each cage for a CAG and a TAG has those approx dimensions then buy it. Many people don't use stackable cages for greys because they're high but narrow.

Edited June 1, 2011 by Dave007