Finding the appropriate cage for your bird can be easy. Your birds need as large as at the least two to three times their wing span, and three times their length from head to tail. Bar spacing should not exceed head width, thus preventing your bird from putting its head through the cage and causing injury. Again, the most important factor when considering a cage is large size. Taking care of your Bird Cage is essential for your bird’s welfare.

Here are a couple of tips for first-time cage owners.
You do need to clean your bird's cage about once a week.You should change the sawdust and clean all the toys to get the bad germs off.
The cage and all of its contents should be cleaned regularly with mild soap followed by thorough rinsing.
Stronger disinfectants approved by your veterinarian may be used periodically. The cage should go in a quiet room. Clean all crock feeders and water containers daily.