IATA-compliant carrier for air or road transport. These boxes are made to specification, including screw-locked doors, ventilation holes, and bumper bars that prevent accidental covering of ventilation holes.
Sturdy 9mm ply construction with 6.5mm mesh and a sliding door securely locked with a screw during transport.
Various sizes for different birds. All sizes are LxWxH internal. Add 2-4cm in each direction.
Perches close to or on the floor are included.
Small birds up to 150 mm tall
S: 132 x 132 x 150
S3: 282 x 132 x 150
S10: 282 x 282 x 150
S20: 432 x 282 x 150
Medium Birds 150 - 230 mm tall
M: 382 x 232 x 250
M10: 582 x 332 x 250
M15: 782 x 482 x 250
Large Birds 250 - 330 mm tall
L: 332 x 432 x 350
L5: 582 x 332 x 350
L10: 782 x 482 x 350
XL Birds over 330mm tall
XL: 582 x 432 x 450
XXL: 582 x 482 x 600
XXXL: 632 x 582 x 800
What is the correct box?
The bird can stand or perch comfortably in the box.
The bird can turn without bending its tail feathers.
The bird cannot spread its wings or take flight to avoid injury.
Some birds can be sent in flocks, while others must be sent in individual boxes.
Pigeon, Chicken, Duck and Goose.
Pigeons and Chickens can be sent in flocks. Medium or Large flock crates are appropriate depending on the size of the birds. Ducks and Geese should be sent in individual boxes to avoid injury.
Small Ducks such as Mandarin can fit into a Large box.
Muscovy and Indian Runner Ducks require an XL box.
Geese are best sent in XXL-XXXL boxes.
Perches must be removed when sending poultry.
