Bird people - I need you advice on a gift. Ordering from Fosters and smith

[O RLY]

Person I'm buying has a conure (spelling?) and what I think is a lovebird. I need help figuring out a proper cage size and correct toys and treats. Please help me figure this out if you have a moment. These birds are in two different cages of course, but I'm only looking to buy the bigger bird a cage.

Looking at the Cabana series for $132

 

[Judique]

Person I'm buying has a conure (spelling?) and what I think is a lovebird. I need help figuring out a proper cage size and correct toys and treats. Please help me figure this out if you have a moment. These birds are in two different cages of course, but I'm only looking to buy the bigger bird a cage.

Looking at the Cabana series for $132

I have birds.

Toys and treats are fairly easy. Birds use them up pretty quickly, so ask what is needed. Some birds won't touch certain treat foods, no matter how appealing the package is to humans. My birds love ladders and swings and things with bells on them.

Unless the owner has specified the cage that they will accept, I wouldn't even attempt to buy a cage as a 'surprise'. I'm really picky about cages. They have to be easy to keep clean. They have to fit the space. You probably need to find a way to get some input from the person you want to buy for.

 

[buzz2400]

I had a conure and he was very very picky about his cage. I always hard to find almost the same exact one when needing replaced. He also really didn't like toys but loved mirrors. I did buy different types of fruit for him since he liked that. Maybe just get a little basket of bananas, grapes, apples etc. they also sell dry fruit which he really didn't like.

I looked at the cabana cage and it is adequate for a conure. Just compare it to the cage he us in already