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Choosing a Macaw Cage The best cage can make a huge difference in the life of macaws. It can aid in bonding the bird and help it grow. Proper care also includes providing plenty of toys within the cage to keep the macaw occupied and stimulated. Making an informed choice is the best method to choose the perfect cage for your pet. Size Macaws, the biggest of domesticated birds require cages sufficient to accommodate their size. These intelligent birds require plenty of space for exercise and play. They also love engaging toys in their cages to keep them active throughout the day. The ideal cage should be at minimum 3 feet wide, 2.5 feet deep, and 6 feet high. The minimum recommended cage size for macaws is 1.5 to 2 times the bird's full wingspan to provide them with enough room to flap their wings for exercise and for moving around. If you decide to add perches, toys or food stations to the cage, this will consume more space and leave less for the bird's wings. In addition to the size of a macaw's cage, it is also important to be aware of its height, as their tails can be longer than their body. The cage must be tall enough so that the bird's tail does not scrape against the cage walls as it turns. Another thing to consider is the dimensions of the bars inside the cage. Macaws are sturdy birds with sturdy feet and beaks, therefore make sure the bars of the cage are made from sturdy metal. They must also have enough space to prevent your bird's fingers from becoming stuck. You also want to beware of cage designs that could cause harm to your bird like round cages, or cages with decorative scrollwork. A large, high-quality bird cage is an investment in the well-being and happiness of your macaw. The right cage gives your bird the space it requires to live a healthy and happy life. It can also allow you to spend time with him and even interact with him outside of the cage. If you are ready to purchase a gorgeous cage for your macaw, check out our range of cages at Bird Cages 4 Less. We have cages that are perfect for your macaw, whether it is the larger Empire Macaw Cage 3157 or the deluxe Double Macaw Bird Cage With Divider. Bar Spacing The best cages for macaws are ones with a a wide, solid base and are made of durable material. These cages are ideal for birds who love to climb or hang out. They also offer security for the bird. These features can prevent the bird from accidentally escaping and also stop them from stealing toys or chewing on them that they find in their cage. The distance between the bars is another important aspect to take into consideration when selecting a cage. The cage must have bars that are not too close together because a bird can get its head or feet stuck between them while climbing. This is very dangerous for birds therefore the bar spacing needs to be at least 1 inch apart or 3/8 inches for small finches. For larger parrots the bar spacing must be ¾ inch or 1 inch apart. The cage should have a wide, easy-to-open door. This will make it easier to clean the cage and access water and food. The front door should also be birdproof. The cage should also have an apron and grate because birds love to perch on them. The cage should also have a swing out feeder door, a slide out tray, a bird guard rail, and a moveable divider that can turn a cage into two. The cage should be rectangular or square instead of round, since the irregular angles can trap the bird's toes. This makes it difficult for them to move around. Avoid cages with plastic mesh on the sides and the top since birds can easily bite through it. Galvanized cages must be thoroughly cleaned as the process can leave toxic metals and zinc on the wire. A cage can give your pet satisfaction or anger. Be sure to think about the above factors before purchasing the right cage for your pet. If you select a cage that fits your bird's needs you will be able to give your pet happier and healthier life, and you will be happy too. Toys Macaws can live up to 100 years old and are intelligent birds. They are destructive, so it's important to provide them with cages and toys that will keep them entertained and stimulated. It is essential to provide a variety of toys for them to play with. They are social animals and like to interact with their human. It is crucial to provide them plenty of chewing materials that will keep their teeth active. My cockatoo Lily for instance, was fond of shredding and turning books into “confetti”, which she would then scatter across the room. Unfortunately, I had to spend many hours cleaning up the confetti every morning! There are a variety of toys that are available specifically for parrots, but some of the best ones you can find may already be in your home. Natural branches from outside, for instance, are an excellent source of entertainment and can be used as hand or foot toys. Untreated lumber that is cut off from your local home improvement store or the woodworking shop could be a cheap toy that can give your bird hours of entertainment. The key is hanging non-toxic branches from the bars of your bird's cage in small pieces. Some branches can be spliced together with cotton or sisal, and rope, to create a variety of toys. If you have a cockatoo or another bird that isn't used to playing with toys, it can take some time and patience to get them to play with them. At first keep the toys out of view and gradually bring them closer. Eventually, most birds will learn to play with toys that are not their own. If you are looking for a larger cage that can hold your Macaw We have a number of stainless steel cages and aviaries in sizes that are ideal for this large bird species. You can also purchase an individual birdcage built for this type of large bird, so you can ensure that it is safe and sturdy enough to stand up to their powerful beaks and claws. Safety Macaws are curious, intelligent birds that can be at risk of accidents in cages that aren't suitable. It is essential to consider the safety of your pet when choosing the cage for your pet. The most important factors to consider include the size of your cage, the space between bars, as well as the materials you choose to build the cage. Macaws require plenty of space to move about to stretch their wings, move around and engage in the natural behaviors that supports their overall health. A larger cage allows them to do this, and provides the security of a secure, safe enclosure that prevents stress and boredom. The ideal size for a cage is at least 5 to 6 feet in height and width. This will allow the bird to fly free which is crucial to its well-being. The cage must be made of sturdy materials like stainless steel to withstand the regular biting these large birds do. The stainless steel cages are a popular choice for pet owners due to their durability and security. They provide better ventilation and visibility while also keeping your macaw safe from getting entangled in sharp metal components that can be harmful to them. Furthermore some stainless steel cages come with doors that are larger to permit easy cleaning and interaction with your pet. Toys provide both stimulation and enrichment for macaws. The rotation of toys on a regular basis can stimulate your pet's mind and help it develop its natural instincts to hunt. Toys must be made of durable materials that can withstand the weight of a flying macaw, and are safe from chewing or ingestion. When constructing a cage, it's important to not use materials that could be toxic to macaws. Paints and finishes containing lead and other harmful chemical are among the most toxic materials. Make sure Pixie mini macaw choose cages composed of non-toxic materials that comply with the regulations of the government. Allow your macaws to interact outside of its cage. This helps them bond with their owners, lessens stress and anxiety, and encourages a healthy behavior. The ideal socialization happens in a quiet, dark area away from children and other pets.