How To Clean A Macaw Cage

- Have Fun, Enjoy! ... Sunny the blue and gold macaw. ... I'd use bleach water mix. Or better yet go get a bottle of Isopropyl alcohol, wipe everything with that, it will kill 100.9% of anything on it, and will evaporate completely. Then use a mild bleach water sponge bath, rinse clean.

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- I wish I could bring them outside and pressure wash them, would make my life way easier XD But spot cleaning is working really well for me, I just use wet paper towels and spray a little cage and aviary cleaner, or a mixture of water and vinegar and it works great.

- Click to expand... ROFLMAO!!! a week?!?!?!? try just one day!! :11: We clean ours twice a week and sometimes that's stretching it. :54: We have 2 Green Wings Macaws, 2 Yellow Nape Zon's and a tiny lil Hahn's Macaw that pound for pound is probably the messiest.

- My cleaning supply corner includes vinegar, a spray bottle, my favorite bird-safe poop cleaner, paper towels, old newspapers and a small shop vacuum. First things first, remove the bird and the water bowl to avoid sloshing bird soup all over your hands while scrubbing. Then, start with the vinegar. I dilute our vinegar with water and add a few drops of essential oil to improve the scent (just shake before using). Spray the grids on the bottom of the cage and any areas of the cage where your parrot has left his mark.