Bird Cage Divider
If you love our winged friends, but don't want them interacting for mating or aggression reasons, and only have room for one bird cage, then you are in luck. We give you a series of bird cage dividers. In this collection, you can find the right divider to match your bird cage, no matter what the design. Keep those loveable songbirds safe and happy. Install a divider.
Large Double Bird Cage with Divider
$759.99 $859.99
Large Double Bird Cage with Divider
Tucker Murphy Pet™
$759.99 $859.99
Large enough for cockatoos and macaws, this unique 61” high rolling bird cage features two areas for your feathered friends with a durable divider between them. The cage has a perching area on top and multiple doors for easy access.
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Complete with interior perches, multiple stainless steel food and water bowls, and seed trays, this spacious and highly durable wrought iron parrot cage can be a centerpiece in your living room or bedroom, or a wonderful outdoor cage on the balcony.
Simple Breeding Bird Cage Divided
$63.99 $69.99
Simple Breeding Bird Cage Divided
Tucker Murphy Pet™
$63.99 $69.99
Made to be used as a breeding cage or grow-out cage for parakeets and other small birds, this divided cage has a handle for easy carrying or hanging from the ceiling. Measuring 24” wide and 16” high, this cage is spacious enough for cockatiels and lovebirds.
Designer Advice:
Simple yet elegant in its design, this cage can be a good starter cage for children or a simple cage for adults. Complete with a center divider that can be removed, and fully stackable if you want to add even more breeding cages.
Vertical Bird Cage with Divider
$125.99 $197.99
Vertical Bird Cage with Divider
Tucker Murphy Pet™
$125.99 $197.99
Allowing convenient access to both the top and bottom cage, this vertical unit is 55” high and can be used indoors or outdoors. The cages measure 23” by 19” by 20” each and are perfect for cockatiels, parrotlets, lovebirds, and more.
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Made with green colored powder coated metal, this durable rolling bird cage provides two cages for your favorite pets. Both the top and bottom cages are spacious and include their own wooden dowel rod perches and plastic food cups.
Large Divided Bird Cage on Wheels
$112.99 $184.59
Large Divided Bird Cage on Wheels
Tucker Murphy Pet™
$112.99 $184.59
Complete with multiple food cups and a dividing grill, this 52” high raised bird cage is perfect for smaller finches, parakeets, and cockatiels. At 20” by 31” it makes a suitable breeding cage or can be used as a hospital cage instead.
Designer Advice:
Made to be strong and durable, this welded frame cage is water resistant and chew proof. The simple style can fit into your bedroom, living room, or patio to give your favorite feathered friend a safe place to live.
Raised Double Bird Cage with Divider
$203.99 $299.99
Raised Double Bird Cage with Divider
Tucker Murphy Pet™
$203.99 $299.99
Standing 40” high, this side-by-side double bird cage is made from durable steel in a black hammertone texture and color. The cage itself measures 17” by 37” by 17” and features a central divider to keep your birds separate.
Designer Advice:
This spacious breeder cage for smaller birds has a wider horizontal shape and fits into most rooms well. It would look great near a window, and features plenty of room on the lower shelf for food storage and other accessories.
Buying Guide
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You may love your pet birds, but they don't always love each other. To keep the ornery ones from attacking and fighting their cage mates, use a bird cage divider. In addition to aiding safety, it’s a space saver because you don't have to buy separate cages. If you’re buying your first pet now, thinking that you might want more, consider buying one of these units.
When purchasing a bird cage divider, remember that birds need ample room. Avians that are unnaturally confined might exhibit problems in behavior such as biting, screaming and plucking their feathers. Make sure that the unit you purchase does the following:
- Gives the birds space to fully extend their wings and move crest and long tails without hitting the bars
- Adheres to the guidelines for bar safety
- Offers a layout that also permits the placement of perches, toys, and bowls
Pet experts suggest the approximate sizes for individual sections of a bird cage divider based on the size of the bird. These authorities also have recommendations for the bars, which prevent birds from escaping. If they are not spaced properly, however, they can trap and harm the pets. Larger birds also need horizontal bars instead of vertical ones so they can climb.
The minimum cage size for small birds like parakeets is 18 inches wide x 18 inches long x 24 inches high. Space bars should be 1/2 inch apart. Budgerigars (parakeets) require cage sections that are at least 18 inches wide x 18 inches long x 24 inches high with bars 1/2 inch apart. African gray parrots need an enclosure that’s at least 24 inches wide x 36 inches long x 48 inches high with bar spacing of 3/4 inch to 1 inch. Give cockatiels a cage that's at a minimum l20 inches wide x 20 inches long x 24 inches high with bar spacing between 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch.
Most bird cage dividers are traditional box-like structures made of metal. Depending on the style, can hold two, four or eight birds. One off-white structure looks like a house rather than the typical birdcage divider. It's two stories with a double-domed structure with arched doors on top and a room with curtains on the bottom level.
If you want to fill a particular living space with nature's beauty, get a light-colored aviary. Furnish it with ladders and the hanging accessories your birds enjoy. This pet showcase is sure to lift your spirits when you're down. Place it in the enclosed porch, living room, den or anyplace you want to enjoy it and awe your guests.
While you're shopping for a bird cage divider, you might want to get something for the wild birds in your yard too. Look for companion houses of wood in the shape of a moose and a bear or a cylindrical white structure topped by a garnet-colored roof.
