Pecute Bird Carrier Backpack, Parrots Bird Backpack with Visible Window, Adjustable Height Standing Perch, Feeding Cans, Waterproof Pads, Lightweight Foldable Birds Travel Cage for Hiking Camping

This is a great backpack for a small bird who likes to travel, or is afraid to be outside without cover. The little water bowls are a perfect size for my tiny little conure, and he’s not a chewer, so this bag should last me some time.

I bought this bird carrier to take my little friends outside, and it’s perfect! 🐦 Lightweight, secure, and comfortable for my birds. The ventilation is great, and they seem happy and safe during trips. Definitely a must-have for any bird owner!

My bird loves her new carrier!I can’t wait to take her with me on our first road trip!There is one thing I would suggest to the makers.The perch isn’t able to be completely secured. It can turn and my bird found herself upside down holding on.I have tightened the perch screws as tight as I can. I even thought putting 2 washers on each end might help. It did nothing to help. It needs to be able to be secured to the carrier somehow.My bird weighs 1 pound. This might not be problematic for birds that weigh less.I’m definitely keeping this. Hopefully my bird will be able to figure out how to deal with this.I am totally happy otherwise!

The media could not be loaded. After reading some of the reviews, I didn’t keep my hopes too high. However, this backpack turned out to be an amazing tool for traveling with my baby conure. The perch does not spin unlike some of the reviews states. And the food bowls are pretty sturdy. The backpack has enough ventilation which was important when choosing a new carrier. Additionally, the plastic lets enough sun it, and the mash helps with keeping some inside space in the shadow. Perfect balance!

Update: the company reached out to make this right and sent me a new backpack. Great customer service. I'm just hoping the zippers last!!I bought this for my two conures to go on walks and take outside for brief periods of time. Once they got used to it, they loved being in it and they knew they got to go outside when it came out. However, after just a few months of owning it, the zipper is no longer functional. As soon as I zip it, the zipper separates from itself. One time I was out for a walk and someone said, "oh look, the bird is sitting on the backpack!" I turned around and the zipper was hanging wide open, and one of my birds was sitting on the top of the backpack. Before I could get her to step up, she flew away. Luckily I was able to retrieve her but I'm not able to use this backpack anymore.

We moved a large cockatoo for a friend for rehoming purposes and this worked great. The bird was comfy for an hour plus ride and even took a tour of his new home in the backpack mode. It was comfortable for the wearer, a great size for the bird and seemed very well made. Not to mention it was kind of cute as a carrier.

I got this as a secondary travel "cage" for my parrot, because I needed a way to handle the dog & keep my parrot secure without having both hands occupied. My non-backpack travel cage is clunky & made more for vehicle transport. Now, I can take the dog & bird out at the same time.Thankfully, my turquoise GCC loves his carrier. After airing it out, I introduced it to him outside of his large playtop flight cage. He warmed up to the backpack really quickly (with the encouragement of seed & an apple slice). Went in on his own & is now very possessive of his travel backpack. He strutted around on the bottom, too.I like the size, since his tail doesn't get bent uncomfortably. The zippers were fine on my backpack. The smell is what I was most concerned about after opening the Amazon package, but I wiped it down and aired it outside. Fixed.

The whole reason I ordered this was because it had a perch that had food bowls that attached to it and it was in backpack form. I needed it for travel and because it takes forever to get anything from Amazon, there was no way to get another one here before we left. Trying to find a rope perch that has the screw and the wing nut on the end of them to use instead but I live in a remote area with zero options even hours away. I have some wood perches with the washer/wing nut but they are too heavy and don’t hold up horizontal because the sides are flexible. Comes with a strap inside (to attach to cats collar or bird leg?) worthless for budgies so just something to get pooped on or have to cut out. I was lucky that I had some food bowls I can make work in there.Left a seller review, couldn’t find a way to contact the seller to request perch.Its $4.40 cheaper now than when I purchased it few weeks ago, irritated immensely with this.