Love Bird Cages
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Answer: Love birds have a gland that
secretes oil. This oil turns into vitamin D when exposed to sunlight. Using their
beak, lovebirds spread this oil throughout their feathers. If they do not receive
proper sunshine, your lovebird may develop a vitamin D deficiency.
So when it comes to deciding where
to place your love bird cages, anywhere near a window is a good option. Love bird
cages should measure 36” x 36” x 24”. The frames should be narrow, allowing for
maximum sunlight to stream through the sides.
The Hybrid or Majestic bird cages
provide a superior environment for your parrots. These love bird cages have wide
panels and narrow frames, enabling a healthy dose sunlight to enter the parrot cage.
Two Types of Love Bird Cages
When choosing love bird cages, you
can purchase either a regular parrot cage or an outdoor avairy. The Suncatcher aviaries
will provide your pet with hours of sunlight, fresh air and exercise—something all
lovebirds thrive on. These birdcages can sit on your porch or in your backyard on
a slab of cement. Your bird is guaranteed to receive all the sunlight he needs when
housed in a Suncatcher bird avairy.
So what’s the best choice for love
bird cages? It depends. But here are a few points to consider:
If you purchase regular indoor birdcages,
you may have to move the parrot cage from place to place several times a day to
ensure your pet catches enough rays of sunshine to thrive.
While this may sound difficult, it
can be quite simple. All you need to do is purchase castors for you love bird cages.
These allow you to wheel the bird cages around with ease.
