Parakeet Cages
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- Parakeet Perches
- A parakeet cage needs several perches made of varying materials (wood perches, rope perches) and of varying sizes (for proper foot health).
- The wooden dowels that come with parakeet cages should just be used for step-up training and transporting your parakeet about the room.
- Recommended wood parakeet perches include: Manzanita perches, cactus perches, cholla perches.
- Get perches of varying widths to give your parakeet proper foot exercise.
- If a parakeet can only perch on the plain wooden dowel, they can get pressure sores on their feet.
- Tip: Also avoid sand perch covers as these will rip up a parakeet's tender feet.
- Put the best perches in the highest positions as these are the ones the parakeets will use the most.
- Put cement perches and other nail-trimming sorts of perches down low.
- Do not position perches over food or water bowls. It is best if you can have food and water bowls with hoods to keep parakeet poop out.
- Each parakeet should have their own food bowl. Provide cuttlebone and a mineral block for extra calcium and to keep the beak trim.
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