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Big collapsable travel cage?

MnGuy

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Are there any good, medium-to-large collapsable travel cages?

I have the typical small-sized collapsable travel cage. I'm looking for something that's bigger for weekend trips -- maybe something like 20" wide and deep by 20/24" tall. I'm looking for something that would be more comfortable than a common travel cage.
 

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I don't know why the link posted like that?
 

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I couldn't afford a kings when they were manufactured and now I can't find one. I'm still looking O.O
 

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yes, I had one of those and the operative words are "really heavy"! Hated it, used it as a low table instead.
Absolutely. The manufacturer lists them as weighing 22lbs.

The King's aluminum travel ones are great if you can find a used one, I'm not sure if new ones exist.
You are correct about them being amazing. I still regret not having picked one up. Unfortunately, King's went out years ago, and the aluminum carriers were discontinued well before that. Occasionally I see a used one pop up, but almost always the small sized ones. Even those typically have a price tag that makes my head spin when I think of it having been used previously.
 

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Merlin has already beaked out of a similar design. I remember being so excited to find one. It took several hours to destroy it...
 

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Depending on bar spacing and the size of the bird, I've used a collapsible dog crate before. This is for a chill bird who doesn't mind hands in her cage.
 

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Yes! This one! I saw this on Celltei awhile ago and couldn't find it again to recommend.
I was sad because someday I am going to get one. Maybe I'll get an income tax refund or something.
Perfect for if I am displaced by wildfire stuff again.
Gonna bookmark the dang thing this time.
 

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Depending on bar spacing and the size of the bird, I've used a collapsible dog crate before. This is for a chill bird who doesn't mind hands in her cage.
I actually just use a traditional style dog crate that I drilled a perch into. It works quite well.
 
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