Bird Cages, Flight Cages, Collapsible Birdcages, Portable Birdcages

Model 2000 Flight Cage | Model 2100 Bird Cage | Model 2200 Bird Cage
Frequently Asked Questions about Birdcages

Perfect-sized birdcages for Finches to Cockatoos.

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Midwest Model 2000 Flight Cage for Birds

Perfect for Parakeets, Finches, Lovebirds, Conures, Cockatiels, Canaries & Birds of Similar Size

• The Midwest Flight Cage for Birds is Easy to Clean & Sanitize
• Model 2000 Bird Cage is Easy to Roll - ABS Plastic Base with 1 1/2" Swivel Casters
• Bird cage has an Easy to Clean, Removable, Tough ABS Plastic Cage Pan
• The Midwest Flight Cage has a Durable, Black Electro-Coat Finish
• Bird Cage has Two Door Openings to Provide Easy Access to Birds,
• (2)Two 10 oz. Bowls and (4)Four Perches
• The Midwest Flight Cage is Completely Collapsible for Easy Portability

Model 2000 Flight Cage Features:

• Size: 36L x 24W x 48H"
• Mesh: 1/2 x 4 1/4"
• Finish: Black Electro-Coat Finish
• Material: 12 Gauge Wire
• Weight: 60 lbs.

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Midwest Model 2100 Birdcage for Small to Medium Sized Birds

The Midwest Model 2100 Bird Cage is perfect for Senegals, Meyers, Quakers, Amazons, African Greys, Cockatoos & Birds of Similar Size.

• Midwest Model 2100 Bird Cage Easy to Roll ABS Plastic Base with 1 1/2" Swivel Casters
• The Model 2100 bird cage has an Easy to Clean, Removable, Tough ABS Plastic cage Pan
• Midwest Model 2100 Bird Cage has a Durable, Black Electro-Coat Finish
• The Midwest Model 2100 Bird Cage has Two Large Door Openings to Provide Easy Access to Birds,
• Midwest Model 2100 Bird Cage comes with (2)Two 20 oz. Bowls and (2)Two Perches
• Completely Collapsible for Easy Portability

Model 2100 Features:

• Size: 36L x 24W x 48H"
• Mesh: 1" x 4"
• Finish: Black Electro-Coat Finish
• Material: 11 Gauge Wire
• Weight: 52 lbs.

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Midwest Model 2200 for Medium to Medium-Large sized Birds

Perfect for Mini-Macaws, Cockatoos, Eclectus, Amazons, African Greys & Birds of Similar Size

• Easy to Roll ABS Plastic Base with 1 1/2" Swivel Casters
• Easy to Clean, Removable, Tough ABS Plastic Pan
• Durable, Black Electro-Coat Finish
• One Extra-Large Door Opening Provides Easy Access to Birds, Two 20 oz. Crocks and Two Perches
• Complete Collapsible for Easy Portability

Model 2200 Features:

• Size: 36L x 24W x 52H"
• Mesh: 1 1/2" x 5 1/4"
• Finish: Black Electro-Coat Finish
• Material: 7 Gauge Wire
• Weight: 73 lbs.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bird Cages

#1 Question: I'm concerned about my bird getting sick from the finish on the crate. What type of information can you provide me with about what type of finish it is and what it contains

Answer: The electroplate finish on MIDWEST Birdcages is a finish applied by an electrolysis process that actually bonds the color to the wire making it virtually non-chippable. MIDWEST has, of course, researched all the materials used on the birdcages and deemed it a safe product to produce and sell to the consumer. We do realize that birds are very sensitive to certain metals, zinc in particular, and have found that zinc poisoning in birds comes from galvanized wire. MIDWEST does not use galvanized wire on any bird product.

#2 Question: Does the finish contain zinc?

Answer: All metals have some levels of zinc in them, but our products are produced with materials that are tested to assure the safety of the animal.

#3 Question: Does the black finish chip? Will my bird be able to chip the finish?

Answer: The finish is bonded to the wire, but if the bird were to continually peck at a particular spot on the crate, you would eventually see the wear and tear to the finish.

#4 Question: I am interested in purchasing your cages but have a very big question. Are they ZINC plated? Parrots get zinc poisoning if they at all chew on the wires...so how do you explain coating a cage in zinc?? Do you have any not containing zinc. I like your cages very much but have already dealt with zinc poisoning and it's not very pleasant.

Answer: MIDWEST uses a zinc plated finish on many of the dog products, but not on our birdcages. MIDWEST plating is done through an electroplating process to a nominal thickness of .2mil. This process provides for adhesion of the plating to the wire and is chip and flake resistant. In order for a bird to ingest any detrimental levels of zinc, it would have to ingest a large piece of the wire. From the research done by MIDWEST, metal toxicity in birds is from lead and zinc associated with galvanized wire. Galvanizing processing is very different from electroplating. Galvanizing is a hot dip/air dry process that could be ingested easily, and at any levels, could affect the health of the bird. MIDWEST does not use this process.

If you have any questions about the Midwest Cages for Birds,
call us at 1 (800) 865-6734 during business hours 7:30 AM to 6 PM PST

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