The Extra-Wide Indoor Flight Aviary is engineered for owners who prioritize active flight exercise and flock socialisation for small to medium birds. Featuring a massive 100cm horizontal flight span with tight 1.2cm (0.47") bar spacing, this enclosure allows multiple budgies, cockatiels, canaries, or small conures to perform true sustained flight between perches. Heavy-duty wrought iron construction with a non-toxic hammertone powder coating ensures decades of rust-free durability.
Captive birds confined to small cages suffer pectoral muscle atrophy, obesity, and atherosclerosis. With a full 1 meter of unbroken horizontal width, this flight cage enables birds to complete multi-flap flight trajectories from end to end, building cardiovascular endurance and maintaining healthy respiratory air sacs.
Dual extra-tall front doors allow seamless placement of large natural tree branches, swings, and climbing ladders. Each door features a secondary escape-prevention gravity lock and spring clip to ensure birds cannot force panels outward.
Housing a small colony requires multiple independent feeding zones to prevent dominant birds from guarding dishes. Four clear exterior-access feeder doors distribute feeding stations across the enclosure, ensuring stress-free nutrition for every flock member.
The bottom wire grille and deep metal tray slide out smoothly for daily paper replacement and sanitization. The raised wire floor prevents birds from walking through droppings or scavenging soiled seed hulls.
This flight cage comfortably houses 4 to 6 budgies or finches, or a pair of cockatiels with ample space for active flight.
No. While the physical dimensions are large, the 2.8mm wire gauge is designed for small birds; medium and large parrots require 4mm to 5mm wire gauge.
Yes, a heavy-gauge lower metal storage shelf holds extra food, toys, and cleaning supplies.
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