Double Cages for Multiple Birds

If you have multiple birds who get along well enough to share a cage, but need lots of space of their own, you should consider a double bird cage for your flock. A double flight cage -- the horizontal kind, with the divider removed -- for example, would be great for a bonded pair of conures, cockatiels, lovebirds or a flock of finches. A double macaw cage would be suitable for a large pair of bonded birds or could be used as an extra large aviary-style home for a single large parrot. If choosing a stacked double cage (one cage on top of the other), please make sure the bottom cage has plenty of access to light.

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	Mcage Large Double Flight Bird Wrought Iron Double Cage w/Slide Out Divider 3 Levels Bird Parrot Cage Cockatiel Conure Bird Cage 63" Lx19 Dx64 H W/Stand on Wheels (63" Lx19 Dx64 H, White Vein) Sale Price: $199.95
	Description Overall: 63"Length x 19"Depth x 64"Height.

	Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Flight Cage with Stand, Chalk White List Price: $122.27 Sale Price: $108.40 You save: $13.87 (11%)
	Description Prevue Pet Products wrought iron flight cage with stand F041 Chalk White bird cage makes the perfect home for multiple parakeets, canaries or finches. Featuring two large front doors and a bottom shelf for additional storage space, this flight cage stands on rolling casters and is easily moved from room to room...

	Large Double Flight Bird Wrought Iron Double Cage w/ Slide Out Divider 3 Levels Bird Parrot Cage Cockatiel Conure Bird Cage 63"Length x 19"Depth x 64"Height W/Stand on Wheels Sale Price: $199.88
	Description Overall: 63"Length x 19"Depth x 64"Height. This Flight Bird cage is suitable for Small birds, Finches, Canaries, Parakeets, Lovebirds, Cockatiels, Conures, Pionus, or any small animal, Sugar Gliders.

	MidWest Deluxe Ferret Nation Double Unit Ferret Cage (Model 182) Includes 2 leak-Proof Pans, 2 Shelves, 3 Ramps w/Ramp Covers & 4 locking Wheel Casters, Measures 36"L x 25"W x 62.5"H Inches Sale Price: $239.99
	Description The Double Unit Ferret Nation by MidWest Homes for Pets provides the ultimate habitat for your Ferret and works great for a variety of other small animals as well. Designed with Ferrets and Owners in mind, we watched very closely how Ferrets play, eat, sleep, interact...

	Large Wrought Iron Open/Close Play Top With Double Ladders Bird Parrot Cage, Include Metal Seed Guard and Play Top *White Vein* List Price: $149.95 Sale Price: $109.98 You save: $39.97 (27%)
	Description Some assembly required. Instruction included

	2 Color, New Large and Tall Double Stackable Wrought Iron Flight Canary Parakeet Cockatiel Lovebird Finch Bird Cage with Metal Tray and Removable Stand (Black Vein) Sale Price: $149.48
	Description Overall Cage Including Stand: 30" x 18" x 74"H., Total Cage: 30" x 18" x 63"H. Single Cage: 30" x 18" x 30"H. Tight 1/2-Inch Bar Spacing

	New Large Wrought Iron Bird Parrot Cage Double Ladders Open/Close Play Top, Include Seed Guard and Play Top *Black Hammertone* Sale Price: $149.95
	Description Elegant parrot cage with non toxic powder coated finish safe for bird.

	Mcage New Large Tall Double Stackable Wrought Iron Breeding Bird Parrot Cockatiel Conure Breeder Cage Black Vein Sale Price: $199.88
	Description Easy to assemble.

	COMBO: LARGE Stack and Lock Double Breeder Cage Bird Breeding Cage With Removable Divider And Breeder Doors 4 Of 30" x 11" x 15"H Cages *Galvanized* Large * And One Stand Black Sale Price: $149.88
	Description Four of 30" x 11" x 15H" Galvanized Cages One Black Stand

	Mcage New Large Wrought Iron Bird Parrot Cage Double Ladders Open/Close Play Top, Include Seed Guard and Play Top (Black Vein) Sale Price: $149.88
	Description Some assembly required.

Tip: Always introduce new birds to each other slowly. Don't simply put a new bird in your existing bird's cage. It's very likely that two newly introduced parrots may not like each other, and if a new bird is perceived to be invading the other bird's territory you will likely see aggression. Only allow birds to share a cage who have already shown that they are willing and eager to live together.