How To: 3 Ways To Make In Cage Better |  

Encouraging your parrot to willingly return to their cage can be easier with a few strategic techniques.
First, make the cage a place of reward by only offering treats inside. By reserving their favorite snacks for when they’re in the cage, you create a positive association. Over time, your parrot will look forward to returning to their cage, knowing that it’s where the treats are.
Second, consider providing a same-species cagemate. Parrots are social creatures, and having a companion can make the cage feel less like a solitary confinement and more like a cozy home. The presence of another bird can reduce loneliness and anxiety, making the cage a more attractive place to be.
Finally, ensure that your parrot has a space in the cage that feels safe and secure. This could be a favorite perch tucked in a corner or a cozy (non-fabric) hideaway. When a parrot knows they have a place to retreat to, it helps them feel more at ease and less resistant to going back into the cage. Together, these techniques can transform the cage from a place of reluctance to one of comfort and reward.
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