Bird Transport Cage ART-MET Secondino Medio, beige-green, 20×11×14 cm, with bowls and perch

ART-MET Secondino Medio is a compact bird transport cage in a beige-green finish, sized 20×11×14 cm. Designed for short-distance moves and temporary housing, this model provides a simple, lightweight solution for safely moving small pet birds. The cage integrates feeding bowls and a wooden perch to allow birds to remain comfortable during veterinary visits, short trips, or while their primary enclosure is being cleaned.

Advantages

The cage combines a compact footprint with an ergonomic handle for easy carrying, and its lightweight construction reduces strain during transport. Built-in feeding bowls and a stable wooden perch mean fewer accessories to attach before travel. The neutral beige-green color is discreet and helps reduce visual stress for birds during transit. The overall design focuses on straightforward maintenance and quick setup.

Suitable for

• Short trips to the veterinarian
• Temporary housing during cage cleaning or relocation
• Transport of small pet birds such as budgerigars, canaries or finches
• Short-distance travel and temporary containment

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 20 × 11 × 14 cm
• Finish: beige-green
• Material: lightweight metal frame with plastic components and a wooden perch
• Includes: integrated feeding bowls and a wooden perch
• Design: portable transport cage for small birds

How to use

Place the feed and water in the integrated bowls before introducing the bird to the cage. Close and secure the door according to the manufacturer's mechanism, then carry the cage by the handle while keeping it level and steady. For veterinary visits or short journeys, ensure the bird is calm and the bowls are fixed to avoid spills. After use, open the cage on a stable surface and allow the bird to exit in a safe area.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the cage only for short-distance transport and temporary housing. Clean plastic and metal parts with a mild, bird-safe disinfectant and regularly inspect the wooden perch and bowls for wear. Avoid prolonged confinement; provide regular breaks and monitor the bird’s comfort and breathing during travel.