Review on Bird Carrier Backpack with Portable Wooden Perch Stand, Travel-Friendly Bird Carrier Backpack by Lamar Marshall

Not suitable for birds. I thought I could do it with a major mod but I can't even do it. General: No space for food or water. No handrails to allow the bird to stand upright. There is no option to add a handrail as suggested by the seller. The other holes are too low to be useful if you can even figure out how to add one, which I couldn't. Your bird will try to hold on to the net for stability. There are internal parts that are accessible to the bird. of an unknown metal. They may or may not be safe for birds. The perch is close to the ground, leaving no room for a long tail. The network is insecure. My parrot lay in it for half an hour almost chewing and he is not normally a beaked bird. The pallet below doesn't give a hold, the birds slide when they stand on it. I added a grid and it helped. If you want to add another perch it is important to have the right length and shims. on both sides. You really have to hold it with both hands. If you hold or carry it by the top handle, it will tilt forward and your bird could fall off the perch into the transparent front. Small Birds: The holes are too big for parrot, cockatiel, kennel etc. They are almost 1 inch wide inside. I silenced her. Big Birds: I wouldn't trust a web to a big beak. One sip and this mesh is history. The perch is too small for big legs. You can add your own pole if it's the right length and you have pucks etc. Advantages: light weight. The product is beautifully made. There are some thoughtful elements (like the way the perch spins). Design flaws render it unusable. They took a dog carrier, added a perch and decided that was enough. They had to attract people who actually have birds. (And, dear seller, my parrot has weighed 86 grams for 21 years. He's not going to "grow" that, as you implied in answer to my question.) I really wanted people to like this product. I really wanted this to work, but it doesn't.