Is this large enough and sturdy enough to put two African Grey's in for short trips?
1872839
I think so. It's about the size of a large cat cage. I got it for an Amazon, and she sits outside during the summer in it, and seems to really enjoy this.
1872840
I have a double yellowhead amazon parrot medium size and the bird looks really small in the cage. The two Africa greys she be able to handle short trips I think. This cage is larger than I thought it would be. I was a little shocked when I received it because I really wanted something smaller for the car. It is really strong, and durable.
1872841
Not sure of the size of African Grey's but the cage does hold two cockatiels with plenty of room to spare; very well made.
1872842
Yes, the large is plenty big. Enough room for a perch and small dishes and the birds. We use them at Bird Shows and I also have seen others use them. Very convenient sense they fold down for storage.
1872843
I have 2 of these cages and ive had 6 rock doves (pigeons) in each cage. They are roomy. For a parrot, you may need to reinforce the door.
1872844
My wife and I take our Cockatoo to the beach on weekends in this exact cage. It's about an hour drive...and she is pretty edgy by the time we get there.We also take her to Montana and back in the summer but then she stands on top of the cage for most of the trip. I would think two cages would be better for your birds.
1872845
I actually sent this cage back because the bar spacing was very large. Much larger than it looks in the picture. I have a Timneh African Grey and was afraid he could get his head between the bars.
1872846
There are 2 sizes. Make sure you get the larger of the two. It holds my yellow nape so it should be ok for your grey's for short trip. Birds usually dont move about much during travel so each will find a spot on a perch (have one perch for each) then just sit put so there is enough room for this.
1872847
Its large and sturdy enough even for a long trip with 1 African grey but i wouldn´t feel confortable traveling with 2 parrots for more than 2 hours in that cage.
1247251
No the bars are fine for small birds. I think it would work well for that.I used this to transport a Quaker parrot across the country. We use it now as a temporary housing while we clean his main cage or take him to the vet, etc. It has .75-1" bsr spacing I believe.
950203
I am not sure how large your bird is, but he should be large enough that he cannot get through the one-half-inch bars. There is plenty of room in this travel cage.
1509210
This is more sturdy than it looks. I would think if used as pictured (8 section) here for a 60" dog it would be roomy enough. Used as a 4 section would NOT be large enough. Keep in mind the sections height and your dog's jumping ability, because I have had dogs jump out of this. I use this for 8wk - 4mo old foster pups and some of the larger pups have escaped.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
989100
Good morning! I think it might be a bit tight for an African grey, unless he stands on the floor of the cage. I have a senegal(Boo), and she stands on a perch, but she's quite petite! I hope this helps-I really love this cage, and I think it would be fine if your grey is mellow, and doesn't get freaked out by not being on a perch!
807967
It is big enough. I think if you put a lot of weight in it, it might not hold up very long.
1526233
It's pretty sturdy. I would think large on large would be ok. I only have one so can't say for certain.
661424
I purchased two of these cages and have congo African greys in both. The only problem with this cage is that it won't fit through the doorway. I am otherwise very happy with this cage.
233426
I wouldn't advise it. I transported two African Grey's in two separate cages cross country for 6 consecutive 8-10 hour drives. Of course they stayed in the cages 24/7 for those 6 days. It's pretty tight quarters for any length of time unless your grey and amazon are always paired in the same cage and used to it.
1804020
I have a congo african grey and I personally feel this cage would be too small for him. I have a red belly parrot in this cage now and its just perfect for his size. He can flap / spread his wings out to stretch them; and he runs all along the bottom of the cage and there is no way my grey would be able to do this without feeling cramped.
858991
Yes, too small for African Grey. My suggestion is get a bigger bird bath or get a smaller bird like parakette.
2078191
It's probably sturdy enough, but it is kind of bulky. Check the dimensions before you make your decision.
1452264
I bought four of these to transport my three African grays and blue front Amazon cross country in an RV. While the handle is hard plastic, I found them to be sturdy and had no problems ( of course, I always support the bottom of the cage while also using the handle ). They can be easily removed if you're concerned about your bird biting and breaking them off.
1575874
It's a perfect size for my Congo African Gray. I would NOT recommend this for a larger bird.
1864026
Yes, it is quite sturdy and big enough for two cats to sit on, if they wish. Two could also cuddle inside, if they wish. I only wish that my cats would go inside it. Not sure that they have!
1548042
No I don't think so I have a pineapple cheeked conure and this can hold 2 of that size comfortably ure bird sounds bigger .