Bird Cages

Over two millennia ago, the Ancient Greeks kept birds in cages, crafted from precious metals, but it was only under the auspices of the House of Tudor (Henry VIII in particular is known to have kept an African Grey parrot at Hampton Court Palace) in the sixteenth century, that the use of bird cages in the UK really began to develop. Today, four hundred years later the humble bird cage continues to evolve and whilst still fulfilling its original purpose in housing a bird, it has also gone on to become the avian worlds biggest fashion statement, combining pretty and practical in one fell swoop. Once you have decided on the companion bird that is right for you and your own particular circumstances, a bird cage is likely to be your next biggest and quite probably most expensive purchase. So why not take the hassle out of choosing a bird cage and let Pets Pantry be your personal shopper. Our new and improved website includes a comprehensive bird cage section where you will find budgie, canary, cockatiel and parrot cages to suit every taste and pocket.