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The first in the world with patent design models. Comfortplast Series cages, We have over 30 years of production experience, our cages are scientifically developed and has been designed according to the demands of poultry, gamebird growers from around the world.

All of the cages are fertilizer resistant and is produced from high-strength plastic. It is made with 100% recycled raw materials generating from 200 pieces by injection molding, and original drawing and using vacuum technology.

How much is covered by the Gamebird Code of Practice for Partridge Breeding Cages?

Under the Housing & Penning heading, 14 rules are listed, 13 of which is covered by our Partridge Breeding Cages!

This is equivalent to 92.86% out of 100%

Let's examine the Partridge Breeding Cage by reading the rules item by item.

Poultry, Gamebird scientists and veterinary have worked vigorously to provide you with the most sanitary, stackable units around.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   6.11 ........... and small barren cages for breeding partridges should not be used. All laying systems used for the housing of birds should be designed and managed to ensure the welfare of the birds. Any system should be appropriately enriched.
   6.12 Gamebird keepers should explore possible methods of enrichment with their veterinary surgeon or other suitable adviser. Laying birds should be provided with nest areas sufficient for the number of birds housed.

STURDY AND FUNCTIONAL.!
Production Performance, High Hygiene Standards, Easy to use, Easily Enriched, Never Rusting. No rust means a longer life and less disease. Stopping disease and foot problems associated with rust are our #1 concern.

Mesh structure is manufactured with full polypropylene (PP) plastic material and no need for fixing materials to assembly. Sturdy and functional block structure ensures long lasting, easy usage, very easy to clean even with pressure washers and easy to disinfect. Modular design means you can mix-n-match cages and brooders to create a custom experience.

It is extremely easy to maintain and repair thanks to its block structure. Spare parts are available for each cages.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   2.7 Buildings and all equipment should be kept in good repair.
  6.2 Housing should be capable of being maintained in a clean and hygienic condition to avoid the risk of disease transfer.
   6.7 All housing should be cleaned and disinfected between different batches of birds.

HIGH CAPACITY FEEDERS, CORRECT FLOOR SLOPE.!
Plastic material decreases visible and invisible egg cracks and so increase egg production, self-life of eggs and hatchability of fertile eggs, it allows you to get clean eggs.

Innovative feeder grill design minimizes feed loss and gives up to 30% feed saving. Flexible grill moves with feed level and stops feed from distributing and allows partridges to obtain adequate feed with a minimum of competition from other birds.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   2.5 Eggs should be collected at least once a day and should be cleaned and disinfected as soon as possible.
   4.5 Provision of feeders should be sufficient to allow the birds to obtain adequate feed with a minimum of competition from other birds.

ELLIPTIC FLOOR FOR BETTER WELFARE, MINIMISES FOOT INJURY.!
Specially designed integrated nonwoven plastic floor offers better standing, walking and coupling results in more egg production and increase in fertility.

Innovative elliptic floor design provides more comfort in 1 or 2 leg stand position, increases rigidity of floor, and improves egg roll-out. Manure passes easily to tray.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   6.1 (iv) flooring appropriate to the species kept, designed to avoid foot injury and managed to prevent the ground becoming too soiled; and

HYGIENIC WATERING.!
Hygienic water is vital for a successful breeding. Comfortplast partridge breeding cages have nipple-cup system that provides hygienic & clear automatic watering for partridges.

Closed water nipple system prevents bird to bird cross contamination and provides sufficient space to obtain water with minimum disturbance and competition from other birds.

Cups are specially designed for partridges that the distance between stainless steel nipple and cup is ideal to prevent partridges from wetting the floor, manure tray, themselves and their chest feathers. In case of a possible malfunction, a second nipple drinker is available on the system.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   4.1 All gamebirds must have access to adequate supplies of clean, fresh drinking water at all times, unless advised otherwise by a veterinary surgeon. Provision of drinkers should be sufficient to allow the birds adequate space to obtain water with minimum disturbance and competition from other birds.

LARGE DOORS.!
All sections have own doors which work horizontally and offers one-handed operation. Triple lock system means partridges do not get out. Large door design provides easy access to all areas for placement or removal of partridges, inspection and cleaning.

Door design is special for partridges to prevent male fight between sections.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   3.7 Birds should be checked at least twice daily during the breeding and rearing period for signs of disease or injury and to ensure that their welfare needs are being met and at least once daily at other times.

EASY TO MOVE.!
Block models have lockable wheels for easy movement.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   6.1 (i) good design, including adequate facilities for the inspection of the birds, and their removal where necessary;

CLOSED BUT LIGHT.!
Partridge breeding cages have closed sides and partitions. This prevents stress of birds because of motions in room.

Specially selected shiny blue color of cage combined with high grade semi transparent plastic material ensure max light and also creates relaxed open atmosphere effect.

It is not affected by adverse weather conditions due to indoor use, and provides protection from predators.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   6.1 (ii) protection from adverse weather conditions, extremes of temperatureand predators;
   6.1 (v) adequate lighting, heating and ventilation. Lighting should enable the birds to be inspected without difficulty, and should be available at all times to allow for inspection of the birds should this prove necessary. Fixed artificial lighting should have a dimming facility to allow birds to prepare for darkness and there should be a minimum continuous night-time dark period of 6 hours in every 24 hours.
   6.3 All housing and penning should be located so as to minimise disturbance to the birds and should be equipped with an inside and outside run (where appropriate) of sufficient size to allow them to exhibit normal behaviour patterns.
   6.4 All housing and penning for laying birds should have sufficient shelter to provide protection for all birds during periods of adverse weather.

ENRICHMENTS.!
Addition to the partitions, extra sight barrier application can be done in section by hanging proper barrier materials to the top part of cage.

Fully modular body gives chance to users for environmental enrichments specially for breeding partridge species like perch assembly to bottom or side parts.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   6.6 Sufficient perching should be provided for the birds, as appropriate to age and species.

MEASUREMENTS PER LEVEL.!
Parts designed according to the scientific data from the veterinary universities to obtain high-yielding eggs during the mating season.

"Code of Practice for the Welfare of Gamebirds Reared for Sporting Purposes"
   6.1 (iii) appropriate size, stocking densities and facilities, including appropriate environmental enrichment, to ensure good health and welfare;