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I just got a King's aluminum travel cage, and that thing is sturdy. Heavy though!
You could always use one of the regular pet carriers that you use for pets on airplanes, just outfit it with a perch. I've attached a pic of the King's one. This is the small in bronze. I wanted a sturdy one because we will be going camping with our little Buzz and I didn't want any sort of accident to happen (like dropping a flimsy cage and it breaking) that he could escape. But I wouldn't want to carry it very far.
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Beth Momma to 2 kids, two little budgies Tweeter and Chirp, and little baby Buzz - Hahn's Macaw (5-14-09) |
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I have this type of carrier size medium with the wire/ plastic carrier inside. The cloth exterior keeps the drafts out if it's cold outside. It even comes with a perch. I buckle it right into the passenger seat and they aren't going anywhere!
Super Pet Come Along Pet Carriers at PETCO Small Animal Kingdom Small Animal & Bird Carriers at PETCO But now they have ones like this one that could still be buckled in. Avian Select Bird Carrier at PETCO
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i have used the Avian Select Bird Carrier at PETCO but ran into problems because my conure would bite the lid on the top and let himself out. If you have a chewer I would tape it shut.
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