Bird Carrier Bag with Indestructible Stainless Steel Mesh, Bird Travel Cage with Stand, Easy to Clean Backpack for Parrot, Portable Bird Travel Bag, Grey

For the price, I feel this is a great purchase, especially if your bird is a bit smaller and not overly distructive. Though it clearly not a pak-o-bird which is considered gold standard, they still incorporated a very thoughtful design especially for this price point. Not only does this actually includes some wire mesh on the sides which helps with safety and durability, but they window is large enough to provide great air flow. The top mesh is sadly plastic, but at least that helps with the airflow and visibility. It also includes a really nice metal tray with metal covering for droppings and this can be removed on it's own through a lower zipper - love that. It is comfortable to wear and easy to move around. What could be better - The bag is a bit smaller than expected. This is mostly because the top flap is more rounded than squared, so headspace is cutoff and the perch cannot be adjusted to help with this. My smaller Congo African Grey does fit and can use it, my larger Congo African Grey cannot - it's just too small. The food bowls are also very small and clip on. What would have been nice would have been the option on using a water bottle, even if it cost more and a more secure way to attach the food bowl. My overall opinion is that it's a really nice small alternative to the typical carry cage that costs a fraction of the price of the high quality competitor. It's compact and a great option for smaller birds, but with small adjustments could work really well for medium sized parrots. Definitely better quality than a lot of the other lower priced options.

The bird carrier was a great buy. Our bird was comfortable when we took her to the vet. It was roomy and sturdy and easy to carry we used the handle on the top but it has the straps like a backpack if you wanted to use them. It was easy to assemble as well.

Bought to transport my Dusky conure to the vet. Super easy to assemble and very durable. He did very well in it, was very calm

This is a perfect carrier. It has two little bowls in the inside and at the bottom there’s like a great so that they’re not standing in poo poo and a nice little metal shelf underneath the collect the poo poo and it’s easy to put together and it’s easy to use, but my African gray is a big termite and he likes to chew on anything he can, and he keeps chewing on the bottom of the zipper part, and I had to put gorilla tape over it and watch him closely, but it is the greatest carrier and the price inexpensive I wish there was an adjustable holder to put a slightly larger perch and wider. I keep his toes well groomed. So that’s not the problem. It’s just I think a little bit bigger perch. I might have to buy another one because he continues to chew, but I’d love it.

This is a beautiful carrier. It's well made, the perch is extremely secure, and I like that I can cover the windows while biking so he doesn't get too cold. It looks great, too, and I've had customers immediately ask if it was for sale when they saw it at my pet store. The metal cage is secure, and removes easily for cleaning. This is a perfect cage for smaller birds, like budgies and tiels. Anything with a stronger beak, like a sun conure or my Senegal, it doesn't hold up. Yes, the metal mesh cage has resisted all attempts to chew it up. The fabric around it, not so much. The plastic on the front, even less. There is a gash that my parrot has chewed across three quarters of the window, and he's working on the plastic around the metal rings on the bottom. I've had to glue the window down the side as it separated from the stitching started coming unraveled from the top being chewed on. I'm fine with this. It was a purchase to see if I could take my bird on my bike to and from work. And it accomplishes that. The covers ensure that he's not chewing his way totally out. My guy likes having me pet him while I'm on the bus portion of my commute, which I can sometimes do through the holes on the front. Having a couple of loops inside (top and bottom) to hang some small toys to chew on, instead of the sides, would be an improvement and might help save the plastic. Overall, it's a great cage for small birds, just not mine.

I have a mid‑sized Amazon parrot, definitely bigger than conures and cockatiels but nowhere near macaw‑sized. I needed something safe to carry him to the vet for wing trims. The first time, I made the mistake of bringing him in on my shoulder. Living out in the country, the waiting room was full of large dogs — some clearly hunting breeds — and Brandon caused quite a stir. Every time a dog got too excited, he tucked himself under my chin like a little feathered turtle. That’s when I knew I needed a proper carrier. After weeks of comparing options, I finally chose this one, and I’m glad I did. For his next vet trip, Brandon walked right in. I had him resting in my palm and set him on the perch with his back to the mesh. He was more curious than nervous, and I zipped him in quickly. The moment we stepped outside, he perked up — he clearly thought we were going on an adventure. At the vet, he stayed calm and secure inside his little travel home. He could see me the whole time, which helped. The only challenge was the wait: we were there for over two hours, and by the end, he was getting a bit stir‑crazy. When it was time to leave, he wasn’t thrilled about going back inside, but once he was in, he settled down and rode home just fine. One thing I was relieved about: even when he got antsy, he never tried chewing the fabric. I’d read that some larger parrots had done that with other carriers, so I was watching closely. This one held up beautifully. For short vet trips, this carrier has been perfect — safe, sturdy, and comfortable for both of us.

Works great! High quality, compact. Great for small to medium sized bird

This backpack isn’t durable. Our Sun Conure chews through everythingggggggg. Clothes, silicone, his harness, clothes!! He managed to chew through this as well and let himself out. Thankfully it was just around my office. The perch didn’t allow his tail to rest confortably either. Its placement it is placed strangely. Maybe consider a bird’s tail sticks out further than their head. All the openings are great and it’s comfortable to wear. It’s just the mesh that needs to be reassessed and stronger for menaces like our bird.