A common misconception seems to be that a stainless-steel bird enclosure is only necessary and/or appropriate within a commercial facility such as a pet hospital, pet store, or even a professional breeding operation. Still others may have the impression that a habitat assembled from this durable substance would be most appropriate in a contemporary setting; the implication being that it would tend to clash with the decor of linear cutting stapler. There is certainly enough evidence to confirm the accuracy of common medical instruments. Where such philosophies arguably miss the point are the additional motives that would drive a bird owner, or potential bird owners, to opt for habitats for their pets that are fabricated from stainless steel. A steel cage would necessarily be somewhat heavier and considerably more durable than a typical cage. Furthermore, one could quite naturally conclude that a heavier and sturdier habitat would also be more stable. The implication here is that such a cage is less likely to tip over given its weight, and less likely to become damaged given its strength. The major component utilized in such cages is actually medical-instrument rated stainless-steel. This is important as it relates to its longevity and utility. In basic terms, stainless-steel won't oxidize meaning that it won't rust, nor will it tarnish, thus helping it to last longer and retain its look much better than a standard enclosure would. Moreover, maintaining a steel cage is a much simpler task. Its smooth surfaces don't allow dander and excrement to adhere to its parts. In addition, being made of steel these domiciles actually offer some protection for your pet given their tendency to chew; choking or poison deaths are virtually non-existent. Stainless-steel enclosures are considerably more expensive than a typical cage is; and rightfully so given endobronchial blocker used in their construction. However, if you consider their strength, durability, ease of care, appearance, the benefit to your pet, and the fact that they will typically last nearly three times as long as a standard cage the sticker shock becomes much more manageable. Simply stated, for the reasons cited above stainless steel enclosures are the very best option to properly house your pet bird.