Bird Carrier, Bird Travel Carrier for Parrot with Wooden Perch and Tray, Bird Carrying Carrier(Blue, Bird Carrier)

This is an excellent, no drama bird carrier for my pet green cheek conure. The metal tray on bottom can also take magnets. I attach a metal food bowl with small and powerful magnets, that I purchased on Amazon, and I dont have to worry about my birds food bowl sliding and her food tumbling out. The carrier is also big enough for my small parrot to play with her toys, and for me to share small bits of food through the openings on both sides. This is also perfect to put my pet inside, when the outside is a little to risky for her.

I feel as if I haven’t had this for more than 3 months and my Quaker has chewed holes on each side big enough to come out of it! I was really hoping this would be it but now I’ll have to purchase something else with more durability. The guy below who listed numerous cons is 110% accurate as well. They didn’t have birds in mind when thinking about this product. It’s really sad I spent the money for a short ride.

This is not designed well for birds. I thought that I could make this work with major modification, but I can’t even do that. Overall: No place for food or water No grab bars for the bird to steady itself There is no way to add a grab bar as the seller suggested. The other holes are too low for it to be helpful, if you can even figure out a way to add one, which I couldn’t. Your bird is going to try to hold the mesh for stability. There are interior bird-accessible parts of unknown metal. These May or may not be safe for birds. Perch is close to the floor so there is no room for a long tail Mesh isn’t safe. My cockatiel was in it for half hour and nearly chewed through, and he is not usually a beaky bird Pan at the bottom provides no stability, bird slips if they stand on it. I added a grate, and that helped. If you want to add a different perch, it would be important to have the right length and have washers. It is not possible to use the sides as a door because the perch needs to be attached at both sides. You really need to hold this with both hands. If you hold or carry it with the top handle, it leans forward, and your bird can fall of the perch and pushed into the clear front part. Small birds: The holes are too big for parakeet, cockatiel, conure etc. They’re nearly an inch wide in the interior. I plugged them. Big birds: I wouldn’t trust a big beak with the mesh. One chomp and that mesh is history. The perch is too small for big feet. It’s possible to add your own perch if it’s the right length and you have washers etc. Pros: It’s light weight. Product is nicely made. There are some thoughtful items (like the way the perch screws together). The design flaws make it unusable. They took a dog carrier, added a perch, and thought that was sufficient. They needed to engage people who actually have birds. (And, dear seller, my cockatiel has been 86 grams for 21 years. He is not going to “grow in to it” as you suggested as an answer to my question.) I really wanted to like this product. I really wanted it to work, but it doesn’t.

Bought it for our Amazon, it’s spacious and well ventilated. We replaced the perch and bought a food/water clip-on bowl. It’s roomie enough for him to be comfortable. Backpack straps are sturdy and fits well.

Smells like plastic, but is otherwise cute. My birds hate it, but its a necessary evil for transporting birds when their cage is too big for the car seat.

It won’t let me upload a photo. It is sturdy enough for my guy. I would like to have had a window to see him while I have him on the front.

A great way to keep svian vet appointments or just for travel.

My parrot loved the travel case, I thought she would be scared of it but she went right in. It was very convenient traveling in the car, it fit perfectly in the front seat and the backpack feature was great.

The perch is not very steady and secure. But probably because of the backpack being soft and the placement of the perch being so low. It’s fine for our cockatiel.

Love this backpack and so does my conure, Emery! My sister-in-law had a destination wedding a state over and I have trust issues so instead of leaving my bird with someone to maybe take care of her, I was able to bring her with me to the wedding! I introduced Emery to the backpack over a week before the trip and gave her lots of treats and special treatment in and around the backpack so she really warmed up nicely to it. Obviously it is a bit small for normal bird life, but she was never really in there for too long. I really like that I was able to flip the cover down if the sun was hitting the backpack. And because the cover is light colored, it did not make it super dark inside the backpack so Emery could still enjoy some light without baking in direct sunlight. I cannot wait to take Emery with me to more places now that we have this super cute backpack!