Housing for your bird
Zoological Education Network
Here are some tips for the best possible home for your bird. Its housing should:
- be as large as possible.
- be clean, secure and safe and easy to service.
- be constructed of durable, nontoxic material (avoid zinc).
- contain variable-sized perches made of clean, nontoxic, pesticide-free tree branches.
- have food and water containers placed at opposite ends of the enclosure.
- avoid having perches located directly over food containers.
- offer occasional opportunity for protected outdoor exposure to fresh air, sunlight (not through glass) and exercise.
Used with permission of the Zoological Education Network.
Reviewed by Amy I. Attas, V.M.D.
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Article last reviewed - 8/1/2009
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