Infrared Heating for Birds

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Infrared is the way the sun heats the earth and everything on it. It's clean, energy efficient and the most effective way to provide supplemental heating for animals. Since infrared heats objects and not the air, it will provide comfort for your bird without being influenced by the temperature of the room. This is particularly important for air conditioned rooms or rooms that must be kept cooler during the winter to save energy.

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Avi-Temp Infrared Heat Panels	AviTemp Infrared Heat Elements	Cage Mount Kit for Avi-Temp Heat Panel Our Price: $10.00

Buy an AviTemp heat panel and get a wall mount and a standard cage mount. Both FREE Infrared heat panels. An ideal source of gentle heat. Completely washable and disinfectable, they are thin lightweight and easily hung on a wall using the wall mount fasteners or on the cage using our cage mount.	AviTemp ceramic heat elements are designed to heat without producing light and include our exclusive "HotSpot" heat indicator.	Use this mounting kit to attach an Avitemp heat panel to a cage.


Deep Cage Mount Kit for Avi-Temp Heat Panel Our Price: $14.00	Electronic Temperature Controller Our Price: $39.99	Extra Small Heat Panel (11" x 11") 35W + FREE cage mount

The deep mounting kit is used for larger more active birds.	Plug-In Thermostat for Heat Panels and Infrared Elements	Infrared heat panels . An ideal source of gentle heat.


Jumbo Digital Hygrometer/Thermometer w/remote List Price: $34.99 Our Price: $29.99 Sale Price $24.99 You Save $10.00!	Reflector/Lampholder - "Designer" Black

Two in One - Jumbo display wireless thermometer/hygrometer unit with remote sensor unit. Monitor temperature and humidity 100 feet away. A great way to keep an eye on your babies or your pet birds environment from the comfort of your couch or your bedroom!	Reflector/Lampholder for ceramic heat elements. Has recommended porcelain socket.

Targeting infrared like a light beam, you can create a "comfort zone" that your bird can move into, and out of, in accordance with his need for heat. In contrast, forced air heat is a wasteful "all-or-nothing" proposition and much of the heated air rises up at the ceiling where it does no good. The economy of infrared becomes clear when you consider the cost of raising the temperature of your home with forced air heat as compared to using infrared devices that consume only as much energy as a light bulb.

Supplemental heat can be very important for baby birds, plucked birds, and birds that are ill or stressed. Support in the form of heat can often mean faster recovery for a sick or stressed bird. Laying birds also have extra heat requirements and can suffer from egg-binding and other ailments when temperatures are too low.