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Best Bird Cage Stands for 2022

Getting the perfect birdcage for your pet is a pretty essential yet complicated task. Is it large enough? Is it easy for you to clean? Will it keep your bird secure when they need to be inside? But once the decision is made, the search doesn’t stop there – you may also need a birdcage stand.

The cage will have to be positioned perfectly, and this involves standing (or hanging) it from the right piece of equipment. A birdcage should be around chest height, not too high or low. It also needs to be free from draughts or excessive heat, and stable.

When looking for a birdcage stand, you may also want something that matches your cage for aesthetic reasons. But more importantly, it needs to be easy to clean and disinfect. Even though it isn’t technically part of the cage, it is still in contact with it.

Luckily, a lot of birdcage stand options actually come with storage. So, everything you have for your bird such as food and spare toys can be kept in one place. Perfect if you’re otherwise short on space because your burd cage takes all of it up!

But if you’re after something more minimalistic, hanging birdcage stands are a great pick. Not every cage will be able to be hung, but if yours can, it means less floor space is taken up. Don’t attempt to hang a cage that isn’t designed for this, as it could prove dangerous.

Always check your cage to see what is best suited. Below are our picks of the best.

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    Our Top Picks

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    Vision Large Bird Cage Stand
    • Handy shelf storage
    • Looks 'normal'
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    WUNDAPETS Heavy Duty Bird Cage Stand
    • Secure base
    • Adjustable height
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    Easipet Metal Bird Cage Stand With Hook
    • Only takes up 74cm footprint
    • Choice of colours
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    The Top Bird Cage Stands Reviewed

    1.
    Vision Large Bird Cage Stand

    A popular stand, which is both elegant for your home yet practical.

    It has been designed exclusively for the Vision bird cages, although will be a suitable shape for most standard cubic bird cages. It’s sturdy, with a white finish which should match most interior decors.

    You also have a large shelf in the stand which will be a handy place to keep all of your birds food and extras.

    This is the large version (small and medium are also available), but if you’ve got the biggest cage for your bird which is always a good idea, it will be the one that you need.

    Features

    • Handy shelf storage
    • Looks 'normal'

    Specifications

    • Dimensions: 79 x 70 x 33cm
    • Colour: White

    2.
    WUNDAPETS Heavy Duty Bird Cage Stand

    Hanging birdcage stands are great for creating a more traditional look and for making the cage a bit more of a decorative piece in your home. It also keeps your bird nice and high up, which is more natural for them and safe for them, too as well!

    It’s incredibly convenient with an adjustable height and is designed for heavy-duty cages with three sturdy legs to ensure it stays put.

    The colour is antique black and has a minimalist/ industrial style, which is incredibly popular right now!

    Features

    • Secure base
    • Adjustable height

    Specifications

    • Dimensions: H - 170cm (Max), W - 66cm
    • Colour: Black

    3.
    Easipet Metal Bird Cage Stand With Hook

    Hooks are great if you want to be able to hang your birdcage and have a more basic look that is less bulky.

    This is 167cm tall, so your cage will hang at perfect chest height – not too tall or too low. It’s available in black or white so can match your cage or your decor, and it’s easy to wipe clean thanks to the design.

    It is a strong steel design so you don’t have to worry about it suddenly breaking or giving way, yet it’s portable and lightweight. This makes it easy to move, so while you shouldn’t move your bird around too much due to stress, it will help when moving from summer to winter or if you have to decorate/deep clean.

    If you’re also looking for a cage, Easipet’s 93cm tall cage is the ideal fit, but it is universal if you already have one too.

     

    Features

    • Only takes up 74cm footprint
    • Choice of colours

    Specifications

    • Dimensions: 167 x 74cm
    • Colour: Black, White

    Buying Guide

    How we chose the best birdcage stands

    We looked at size as a main priority. Understandably, your birdcage stand should be as big if not bigger than your aviary. This is to create a stable base.

    Measure your cage, and ensure the top of your stand will give you enough room. You will also need to ensure it fits in your home, and in the space for your cage. Remember that birds like if their cage is against at least one flat wall to create a bit of a feeling of safety.

    If you’re getting a hanging stand, check the height of the stand (both in terms of your bird’s comfort and your room), as well as the size and stability of the pole.

    While this decision is mostly in your hands, we have tried to find stands for the most popular birdcage sizes.

    There are also two types of birdcage stands – those on which your cage sits (seen as traditional) or a hanging hook which is like a pole that your cage swings from (and saves floor space while making it harder for other pets or young children to reach). We wanted to find the best of both variations.

    Other Buyers Ask...

    How do I hang a birdcage?

    You need to select the perfect location first of all. Keep it quite sheltered and protected, yet with still a bit of space for the cage to move slightly.

    Your cage should have a dedicated hook to ensure it can be hung. If it does, it is simply a case of hanging this onto the stand hook.

    It may be worth checking that the stand will take both the cage and the weight before you pop your bird into the cage for obvious safety reasons. Also, check that it is in a suitable position because birds won’t like it if you move them about too much.