Best bird carriers according to redditors

We found 3 Reddit comments discussing the best bird carriers. We ranked the 3 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Trixie Transport Bag, Dark Blue/Light Blue

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Trixie Transport Bag, Dark Blue/Light Blue
Transport bag is made from polyester materialIdeal for carrying the pet to the vetRemovable wooden perch with sturdy screw fasteningComes with net inserts for good air circulationCollapsible and space-saving storage
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2. Celltei Pak-o-Bird - Olive Color with Stainless Steel mesh - Small Size

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Celltei Pak-o-Bird - Olive Color with Stainless Steel mesh - Small Size
Comes with 1 dragon wood perch and two 5 oz stainless steel cupsCarried as backpack, front pouch or shoulder bag and can be strapped to a car seatPerch position at 4", 6" and 8" from floorFull features includes attachment for bird toys and a water bottleEasy to clean: with removable floor panel and ...
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3. Pennzoni Display Small Acrylic Carriers

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Pennzoni Display Small Acrylic Carriers
The best acrylic cages and accessories on the market, designed for parrots by owners of parrots.The Bird/Parrot travel carrier is 1/4" acrylic and includes a hardwood perch and a nylon handle.made from the best acryliccarrier is for small to medium birds 10" x 10" x 10"tall.MADE IN THE USA ,
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Top Reddit comments about Bird Carriers:

u/Sways-way · 3 pointsr/Damnthatsinteresting

Crates are given away for free on craigslist alot. Amazon sells them for super cheap too ~minus the over sized bird cage, that shit set me back $250~ Worst case, the car is a crate if it is only 1 or 2 animals. Camping gear isn't even a requirement. It's not hard to sleep in a car for short term (I've over-nighted in my car before).

If they have no transportation, I can understand the problem they have, but most people have cars. I think this is where I don't understand it. They have a way to get them out, but choose not to. I haven't been able to think of a single instance where someone justifiably evacuates in their own car, but leaves a pet. No car, ok. I get it now, but how do they get the animal to the vet?

Ninja edit: thank you for trying to help me understand, but I still have questions....

u/Possibly-deranged · 2 pointsr/parrots

You can get a small cage with bars, made of acrylic, etc. Generally a smaller travel-cage is better than a big one, as you don't want your bird trying to fly within there, or falling far and getting hurt. As traveling can be scary for the bird with scary sounds that can cause them to bolt in fright.

Here's a couple in your budget:

https://www.amazon.com/Perch-Clear-View-Carrier-Travel/dp/B002EO1OIW/

https://www.amazon.com/Pennzoni-Display-Small-Acrylic-Carriers/dp/B0043GCPQE/

u/theyseemereading · 2 pointsr/budgies

I got it from a Norwegian retailer, but I think this is the same: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Trixie-Transport-Dark-Blue-Light/dp/B00FMW8KK8

(But we paid around 40 dollars...)