Birds & Parrots

Surface Material/Color:   1680-Denier Nylon in Gold or Olive color

Lining Material/Color:   210-Denier Nylon in Grey Color

Mesh Type:  Nylon or Stainless Steel  (Stainless steel mesh is recommended for inquisitive birds that love to chew)

Ventilation:  In addition to a large mesh area on three sides (left, right and front), there is a "skylight" in the back.  A dense mesh is used to keep mosquitoes from entering the carrier and avoid the bird from chewing through the mesh.  Since 2008, a new stainless steel mesh with 54.8% of opening has been used, offering improved ventilation and better visibility for the owner to see the bird from outside.

Privacy:  Except for the "skylight" area, Pak-o-Bird can be covered completely by lowering the side curtains and the front window flap.

Carrying Method:  Pak-o-Bird can be carried in the front, on the back as well as on the shoulder.  There are two sets of triangular rings for securing the straps - the middle two rings are for the backpack position and the outer rings are for the front carrier position. All the straps are adjustable.  Since 2008, Pak-o-Bird can be turned into a stroller by adapting it to a foldable cart.

Entertainment and Chewing Issue:  Hang a bird toy or two to the D-rings on the support panels can keep the bird busy and away from chewing the carrier. To keep the toys from swinging widely and hitting the bird when the carrier is in motion , tie a string to the toy and thread the string to two small rings perpendicular to the large D-rings.  For the big chewers, add the optional wide panel set that covers the zipper and seam of the front window mesh. These panels can be unsnapped and replaced very easily.

Food and Water:  Each Pak-o-Bird comes with a dragon wood perch and two 5 oz. stainless steel cups for food and water.  A large grommet is on one side for inserting the dispensing valve or tube of a water bottle strapped on to the outside.

Safety and Comfort Features:  All zippers have an auto-lock device that stops the zipper from sliding without lifting the puller and prevents accidental escape.  Two loops or sleeves in the back allow the carrier to be strapped to the seatbelt in the back seat or around the front passenger seat by a separate strap.  Two reflective strips on the front of the carrier make the carrier visible at night.  All metal fastenersused in the interior are made with no lead and zinc. The back of the carrier as well as the front/back straps are padded for your comfort.

Cleaning and Storage:  With the semi-rigid support panels and bars detached, the carrier can be unzipped and open up flat for a complete cleaning and easy storage.  For regular cleaning, unattach the small corner flaps and unzip the side to remove the floor panel.  The carrier can be water-hosed inside out.

Maintenance:  Various reinforcements have been added to the carrier's structure to prevent the plastic inserts from warping over time.  To maintain the carrier's shape, when not in use, please unzip the entire carrier, detach the support panels and store it in a flat configuration.  Creases created on the stainless steel mesh are not reversible, please handle the mesh with care.

Pak-o-Birds was granted a patent and won two important awards in 2008:  
The Editor's Choice by Pet Products News International and Best In Show in the bird category at the 2008 Global Pet Expo by American Pet Products Association and more ...

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What's New
Birdie Pouch - Shoulder/Waist Carrier
Freedom Series Gift Items

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"I have a 12 year old disabled Goffin Cockatoo named Digit. Digit was rescued from a horrific situation ... Digit was born with deformed feet, one backwards, the other webbed which makes it impossible for carrier that Digit could use and found this carrier..."   Patti M.

 
"I purchased a Pak-o-Bird from you (I think in 2004) and I have been very happy with it.  It will accommodate my Eclectus and my Caique but I have recently gotten an Alexandrine.  He does fit in the carrier quite nicely, but his tail bends ...  I’m wondering if you might be able to just add another hole or two, on either side of the one you now havefor the perch, so it could be moved forward or back? ..." Andrea F.