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Choosing a Macaw Cage The best cage can make a big difference in the life of macaws. It can improve the bonding between the bird and help it thrive. To keep a macaw entertained and stimulated, it is essential to have plenty of toys in the cage. Making an informed choice is the best way to find the right cage for your pet. Size Macaws, the biggest of domesticated bird require a cage that is large enough to accommodate their size. These intelligent birds require plenty of room for exercise and play. They also love playing with their cages, which keep them entertained throughout the day. The cage should be at least 3 feet wide 2 feet deep, and 6 feet high. The minimum recommended cage size for macaws 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 include perches or toys, feeders, and food stations within the cage, they will take up space and may make it less suitable for the exercise of the wings. In addition to the dimensions of a macaw's cage you should also be aware of its height, as their tails can be as long as their body. It is essential for the cage to be sufficient in height to stop the bird from scratching its tail against the cage walls when it turns. The size of the bars is a different aspect to be considered. Macaws are strong birds with sturdy feet and beaks, so make sure the bars of the cage are constructed from sturdy metal. They should also have enough space to keep your bird's fingers from getting caught. It is also important to beware of cage designs that could compromise your bird's safety like round cages or cages with decorative scrollwork. A large, high-quality bird cage is a good investment in the health and happiness of your macaw. A cage that is suitable 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. Take a look at the variety of macaw cages at Bird Cages 4 Less. From the larger Empire Macaw Cage 3157 to the luxurious Double Macaw Bird Cage with Divider, we have a cage ideal for your bird and will look stunning in your home. Bar Spacing The most effective macaw cages come with a large bases and made of durable materials. Buy Macaw are a great choice for birds who like to climb and hang out. They also provide security for the bird. These features can prevent the bird from accidentally escaping and prevent them from stealing toys or chewing them up that they find inside their cage. Another important consideration when choosing the cage is the bar spacing. The bars of the cage should not be too close together, as birds can get their feet or head stuck between them while climbing. This is very risky for a bird, so the spacing between bars should be at least 1 inch apart or 3/8 inches for small finches. For larger parrots, the bar spacing should be either 1 inch or ¾ inch. The cage should have a wide, easy-to-open door. This will make it easier for you to clean the cage, and to get food and water. The front door should also be bird-proof. The cage should also have perches and grates since birds love perching on them. The cage should also include an opening for a feeder that swings out, a slide out tray, a bird guard rail, and a moveable partition that can transform one cage into two. The cage should also be square or rectangular instead of round, because the irregular angles can keep the bird's toes in place. This makes it difficult for them to move around. Avoid cages that have plastic mesh on sides and tops since birds are able to chew through them. Galvanized cages should be cleaned thoroughly because the process can leave traces of zinc and other metals on the wire which are toxic to birds. A cage can bring your pet great joy or frustration. To ensure you purchase the best cage for your pet, take the time to consider all of the factors that are listed above. If you select the best cage for your bird, you and your pet will both be content. Toys Macaws are intelligent birds, excellent talking birds, and can live for a long time (up to 100 years). They can also be very destructive, which is why it is crucial that their cages and toys provide plenty of entertainment and stimulation. It is essential to provide a variety of toys for them to play with. They are social animals and are awed by interactions with their human. It is essential to provide them plenty of chewing material that will keep their beaks active. My cockatoo Lily for instance, was a fan of shredding and turning books into “confetti” that she would then scatter all over the room. Unfortunately, I had to spend a lot of time sweeping up the confetti every morning! There are numerous toys that can be purchased specifically for parrots, but some of the most popular ones you can find might already be present in your home. Natural branches, such as those found in the outdoors, can entertain for hours and can also be used to make hand or foot toys. Untreated lumber from your local home improvement store or even the woodworking shop could be a low-cost toy that will give your bird hours of entertainment. The most important thing is to have plenty of non-toxic, well-maintained branches that can be hung from the bars of their cages and then given to them in small pieces. Some of these branches can be spliced together with rope strips and cotton or sisal to create additional toy options. It can take time and patience for a cockatoo, or any bird who isn't used to toys, to take them in and play with them. Try to keep the toys out of sight initially, and then gradually bring them closer to their eyes. Eventually, most birds will be able to play with toys that are not their own. We offer a variety of stainless steel cages in various sizes suitable for Macaws. You can also buy a custom-designed birdcage for this large bird to ensure it's strong and secure enough to withstand their strong beaks or claws. Safety Macaws are intelligent and curious birds, however they also have a tendency to accidents if their cages are not appropriate. This is why it is essential to consider safety when selecting a cage for your pet. Some of the most important considerations include the dimensions of the cage and bar spacing as well as the materials employed in the construction of the cage. Macaws require plenty of space to move around, extend their wings, and engage in natural actions that help their overall health. A larger cage lets them do this, and provides a safe, secure barrier that prevents stress and boredom. The ideal size for a cage is 5 to 6 feet tall and wide. This will allow the bird to fly freely and is vital to its health. The cage should also be constructed from durable materials, such as stainless steel, which can withstand the frequent chewing that occurs in these large birds. Due to their durability and safety, stainless steel cages are popular among pet owners. They provide greater ventilation and visibility while also preventing your macaw from becoming caught in sharp metal parts that can be harmful to them. Many stainless steel cages have larger openings for the doors, making it easier to clean and interact with your pet. Toys are an additional essential part of a macaw's cage that can be used for entertainment as well as enrichment. Offering a variety of toys and rotating them on a regular basis encourages mental stimulation and strengthens your pet's natural instincts to hunt. Toys should also be made of durable materials that can withstand the force of a macaw's flight and are safe to ingest or chew. When building a cage it's important to avoid using materials that can be toxic to macaws. A few of the most common toxic substances are paints and finishes that contain lead as well as other harmful chemicals. It is recommended to look for cages made of non-toxic materials that comply with government regulations. Make sure you give your macaw plenty of socialization time outside of their cage. This helps them bond to their owners, lessens anxiety and stress and promotes an appropriate behavior. Ideal socialization takes place in a dark, quiet area, away from children and other pets.