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Bird cage with white bars with green background.
The Silva model has 2 doors. (1 access door and 1 door for a nest or bathtub). The cage comes with 1 swing, 2 plastic perches, 2 feeders, 2 bin ties and 1 plastic drawer.
Length: 45 cm.
Depth: 28 cm.
Height: 54 cm.
Bird cage with white bars with blue background.
The Silva model has 2 doors. (1 access door and 1 door for a nest or bathtub). The cage comes with 1 swing, 2 plastic perches, 2 feeders, 2 bin ties and 1 plastic drawer.
Length: 51 cm.
Depth: 35 cm.
Height: 59 cm.
Bird cage with white bars with orange bottom.
The Silva model has 2 doors. (1 access door and 1 door for a nest or bathtub). The cage comes with 1 swing, 2 plastic perches, 2 feeders, 2 bin ties and 1 plastic drawer.
Length: 45 cm.
Depth: 28 cm.
Height: 54 cm.
Bird cage with white bars with blue background.
The Silva model has 2 doors. (1 access door and 1 door for a nest or bathtub). The cage is supplied with 1 swing, 2 plastic perches, 2 feeders, 2 tin attachments and 1 plastic drawer.
Length: 45 cm.
Depth: 28 cm.
Height: 54 cm.
These pleated papers in a "Sun Mix" color have very curious curves on different materials, so they will find each toy filled with this natural paper even more enjoyable.
The Back Zoo Nature Pleated Paper Sun Mix is made of 100% natural pleated paper, perfect material to shred for your birds!
These folded papers in a "Forest Mix" color have very curious curves on different materials, so they will find each toy filled with this natural paper even more enjoyable.
The Back Zoo Nature pleated paper Forest Mix is made of 100% natural pleated paper, perfect material to shred for your birds!
Back Zoo Nature Fruit Tubs Mix 6 pieces of different flavors for birds, parrots, rodents and rabbits. These fruit jars are a treat for your pet! Formerly known as ZooFaria Fruit Cups, the name was changed a few years ago to Back Zoo Nature Fruit Cups.
Fruits, and especially sugars, are a very important part of the diet of birds, especially those with crooked beaks. In the wild, birds eat a lot of fruits, nectar, flowers, etc. These contain a lot of natural sugars, but birds really need them. A bird consumes much more energy in relation to its body weight, after all, it must be able to fly.
