The cage of the bird is more than its habitat; it is the hub of its physiological and psychological well-being. Inappropriate design and organization of the cage can lead to stress, injuries, and behavioral problems in the birds, even if it has good food and handling. The size of the cage comes first. The bird needs to have enough space to spread its wings, climb, and move around easily. If the birdcage is too small, it inhibits the bird’s movements. The distance between the

Bird pets are extremely susceptible to changes in their environment as compared to other pets like cats and dogs. They get stressed even by the slightest changes in their environment and show symptoms quite evidently. Birds need a strict routine to feel secure and in command of their surrounding environment. A consistent feeding and sleeping routine, as well as predictable interaction with the bird, can help to reduce anxiety and counter the tendency to feather pluck or screa