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PawHut PawHut Bird Perch Stand, T-Stand Bird Training with Perch, Wheels, Bowls, Green - Bird FeederPawHut PawHut Bird Perch Stand, T-Stand Bird Training with Perch, Wheels, Bowls, Green - Bird Feeder
PawHut PawHut Bird Table with Four Wheels, Perches, Stainless Steel Bowls, Round Tray - Bird FeederPawHut PawHut Bird Table with Four Wheels, Perches, Stainless Steel Bowls, Round Tray - Bird Feeder
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Pawhut Wooden Bird Table Free Standing Bird Feeder Parrot Stand for Garden, Patio - Bird FeederPawhut Wooden Bird Table Free Standing Bird Feeder Parrot Stand for Garden, Patio - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Outdoor Fir Wood Bird Table with Tripod Stand for Garden Birds
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Pawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Freestanding Cross-shaped Support Feet Weather Resistant - Bird FeederPawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Freestanding Cross-shaped Support Feet Weather Resistant - Bird Feeder
Pawhut Wooden Bird Feeder Freestanding with Weather Resistant Roof
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Start with which bird you're buying for

It sounds obvious, but it saves a lot of wasted money. A cage sized for a budgie is nowhere near enough for a cockatiel, and a wild bird table is no use at all to a caged bird. Species dictates almost everything else, from bar spacing to whether the product needs to survive rain.

Indoor cages: what actually matters

Width beats height for small birds, since budgies, canaries and finches fly across rather than straight up. Bar spacing is the other specification worth checking properly. Finches and canaries want gaps under 12mm, budgies sit around 10mm to 14mm, and cockatiels and small parakeets are usually fine at 16mm to 20mm.

Beyond that, a slide-out tray makes daily cleaning far quicker, horizontal bars give birds something to climb, and wheels on the stand mean you can shift the cage away from a draught without dismantling anything.

Garden aviaries and outdoor runs

The galvanised steel aviaries in this range are modular enclosures rather than pet cages. Some are long and low, others tall enough to walk into. All of them need a level base, ideally on slabs or compacted hardcore rather than soft lawn that shifts over a winter.

Think about shelter before you buy. Birds need a dry section out of the prevailing wind, so plan for a covered end or a roof panel rather than assuming mesh alone will do.

Feeding wild birds

Sunflower hearts are the easiest all-round food and leave very little husk mess underneath. Peanuts belong in a mesh feeder rather than loose, especially in spring when whole nuts are a choking risk for chicks. Fat balls suit winter, though it's worth taking off any plastic netting first.

Site feeders roughly two metres from a hedge or shrub so birds have cover to escape into, but not so close that cats can lie in wait. Feeding year round is now the general advice, adjusting what you put out rather than stopping in summer.

Water is the bit people forget

Birds need drinking and bathing water just as much as food, and clean water is often harder for them to find than seed is. A shallow dish or a bird bath with a rough surface underfoot works well. Keep the depth modest, top it up in dry spells, and break the ice on frosty mornings rather than adding anything to stop it freezing.

Delivery and returns

Free delivery applies to all orders going to UK mainland addresses, excluding Northern Ireland, with dispatch within 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees at checkout. Small feeders and cages come in a single box. Large aviaries ship flat packed across multiple parcels, so make sure someone can take the delivery.

Change-of-mind returns are accepted on unused items in their original packaging, with the return postage paid by you. Anything that turns up faulty or damaged is handled separately, so contact us and we'll sort it out.

Bird Supplies Frequently Asked Questions

  • What's the difference between the Bird Cages and Bird Feeders sections?

    Bird Cages covers housing, from small indoor cages up to walk-in garden aviaries. Bird Feeders covers wild bird tables, hanging feeders, feeding stations, window feeders and bird baths.

  • Do you sell bird seed or bird food?

    No. The range covers cages, aviaries, tables, feeders and stands rather than food. Seed, peanuts, mealworms and fat balls are widely available from garden centres and supermarkets.

  • Can I use a wild bird feeder for my pet bird?

    Not really. Outdoor bird tables are built for weather rather than daily handling, and they don't attach to a cage. A few wooden play stands and perch stands in the range are designed for parrots and other companion birds indoors.

  • Which brands do you stock?

    PawHut and vidaXL make up most of the range, with a bird bath and feeder from Outsunny and a squirrel-resistant feeder set from Avilo.

  • How big is the largest aviary you sell?

    The galvanised steel range extends past 4m in length, with walk-in models over 2m tall. Check the individual product dimensions carefully, since these need real garden space and a level base.

  • Will a squirrel-proof feeder actually stop squirrels?

    It'll slow them down considerably. Position matters just as much, so keep any feeder well away from fences, branches, sheds and washing lines that a squirrel can jump from.

  • Do the aviaries need assembling?

    Yes. They arrive flat packed with panels and fixings, and the larger ones are a two-person job that can take a few hours. Smaller indoor cages usually just need the stand attaching.

  • How long does delivery take?

    Orders are dispatched within 3 to 5 working days with free delivery to UK mainland addresses. You'll get tracking once the item leaves the warehouse.