Trixie pet bird cage/stand TX-5901 for canary, metal/plastic, 220×140×150 mm, black/blue

Trixie TX-5901 is a compact indoor bird cage and stand designed for small companion birds such as canaries. The bird cage combines metal wire construction with plastic components and a two-tone black and blue finish. With external dimensions of 220 × 140 × 150 mm, it provides a contained environment for daily housing, feeding and short-term observation while fitting small living spaces and tabletops.

Advantages

The cage offers a durable metal framework for stability and plastic elements for easy cleaning and assembly. Its small footprint makes it suitable for placement on counters, shelves or desks without occupying much space. Built-in perches and accessible feeding holders simplify daily care routines, and the compact size reduces the stress of transporting or relocating the cage for short distances.

Suitable for

• Housing a single canary or other very small finch species
• Temporary housing during cleaning or travel
• Indoor placement on tables, shelves or windowsills
• Observation and basic interaction with companion birds

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 220 × 140 × 150 mm (width × depth × height)
• Construction materials: metal wire and plastic components
• Colour: black and blue finish
• Includes: built-in perch(s) and feeding holder(s)
• Intended use: indoor housing for very small birds

How to use

Place the cage on a stable, level surface away from direct drafts, strong sunlight and household fumes. Assemble and inspect all components before introducing a bird, ensuring perches and feeders are securely fitted. Provide fresh water and appropriate seed or pellet food in the feeding holders, and add a small amount of cuttlebone or mineral block if required. Clean food and water containers daily and wipe plastic tray surfaces and bars as needed; perform a more thorough cleaning at regular intervals according to hygiene needs.

Usage recommendations

For wellbeing and safety, use this cage for a single canary or similar-sized finch and avoid housing larger or multiple birds together. Monitor temperature and ventilation in the room, rotate perch positions occasionally to prevent feather wear, and supplement with supervised out-of-cage time in a safe environment if appropriate.