What bar spacing does my bird need?
Roughly 1 cm for finches and budgies, 1.5 to 2 cm for cockatiels and conures, and 2 to 2.5 cm for larger parrots. The test is whether the bird could push its head through — if it could, the spacing is unsafe.
Bird Cages in Nepal
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Bird Cages in Nepal
The cage is where a bird spends most of its life, so bar spacing, width and safety matter more than looks. Miscava stocks cages sized from finches through to large parrots, with stands and travel options.
- Bar spacing first: Too wide and a bird can get its head through; too narrow and a large beak damages the bars.
- Wide beats tall: Birds fly across, not up. A wide cage gives more usable space than a tall narrow one.
- Safe materials: Stainless or powder-coated steel only — zinc and lead in cheap coatings are toxic to birds.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bird Cages
Where should I put the cage?
Against a wall in a room the family uses, out of direct sun and away from draughts and the kitchen. A cage in the middle of a room leaves a bird feeling exposed, and kitchen fumes can be lethal.
What are the benefits of Autoship?
Autoship keeps your most-used supplies arriving on the schedule you choose, so you never run out of essentials. You'll save up to 35% on your first Autoship order and enjoy additional discounts on select reorders, with fast delivery across Nepal.