Stainless Steel Bird Cages

See our helpful chart with general information on selecting bird cages by size and breed.

• Stainless steel bird cages resist the growth of bacteria because stainless steel is completely non-porous. (That’s why it’s used to make surgical equipment.) As you are likely aware, birds are highly susceptible to illness borne of bacteria so a stainless steel product will vastly reduce or eliminate the threat.

• Stainless steel bird cages are naturally non-toxic and bird safe because they do not have paint or powder-coating on them that can be chipped off and eaten by your bird. Powder coating is potentially toxic to birds if lead or zinc levels are too high.

That is not to say that there are no bird-safe cages that are powder-coated. The best powder-coated bird cages have their materials tested for lead and zinc and either do not contain those metals at all, or are determined to contain them at levels well below what is considered bird-safe. Beware of powder-coat or painted bird cages that do not specify that they have been tested by an independent laboratory and determined to be bird-safe.

• Stainless steel bird cages are stronger and with proper care will last much longer than powder-coated wrought iron or cold rolled steel cages. In fact, a stainless steel cage could very well last a lifetime. That’s important to keep in mind when you are shopping. While it’s true that stainless steel bird cages cost more than others, sometimes almost twice as much, you may never need to replace it. Even with the best of care a wrought iron or cold rolled steel cage will not last forever. You will eventually have to replace those cages.

• Stainless steel bird cages are easy to clean, resist rusting and will look terrific year after year. They won’t lose their “shine” over time and stainless steel is very popular in home decor, so a stainless steel bird cage would fit in very nicely.

And the good news is that today’s stainless steel bird cages have style and flair. It used to be that they were just boxy looking, more for institutional use. But now that stainless steel bird cages are being demanded by individual bird owners, they are being stylishly designed. America’s Pet Store carries stainless steel bird cages that come in dome tops, play tops, fancy Victorian tops and other styles.

It is recommended that you avoid abrasive cleansers, steel brushes and steel wool. If you want to disinfect surfaces you can use a bleach/water solution of ½ cup of bleach and 1 gallon of water. Be sure to rinse thoroughly with clean, hot water and then allow the cage to air dry (or towel dry it) before your bird goes back in it.

• Most stainless steel bird cages are put together with welded bars, as opposed to using a lot of nuts and bolts. This is good because a lot of times nuts and bolts can be made of toxic materials such as lead or zinc.

America’s Pet Store is proud to be an Authorized Dealer for the following brands of quality bird cages: A&E Bird Cages, Avian Adventures Bird Cages, Featherland Bird Cages, HQ Bird Cages, Innovative Bird Cages, Marvelous Bird Cages, and Prevue Hendryx Bird Cages (also known as Prevue Bird Cages).

Why so many? We carry hundreds of cages so that you will find exactly what you are looking for; from parakeet bird cages to extra large parrot bird cages to even bigger walk-in bird cages. Prices vary from higher-end to middle-of-the-road to discount bird cages.

If you have questions, or would like assistance in choosing a bird cage that is right for you, for your pet, and for your budget, please call our Customer Service Department toll free at 1-800-870-1941. If you prefer, you can send your query via email to customerservice@americas-pet-store.com.