The Aviary Hub — Birds, Pets & Animal Adverts in Ireland
Ireland’s marketplace for birds, rabbits, small pets, cats, reptiles, fish, pet supplies and second-hand pet accessories — connecting responsible sellers with the right homes.
Birds
Rabbits
Small Pets
Reptiles
FishJoin our growing pet community
Browse over 1,524 active adverts from 105 registered members across Ireland.
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Faiths Hand Reared Birds
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The Aviary Hub is currently free to use. Paid advertising options may be introduced in the near future.
✅ Every listing reviewed before it goes live
✅ Built-in DAFM compliance checks
✅ Ireland-based marketplace
✅ Report an advert in one click
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How It Works
1. Create an account
Sign up for free in seconds.
2. Post your advert
Add photos, details and a price for your animal or item.
3. Connect safely with interested buyers
Chat, arrange a safe viewing, and complete your sale directly with the buyer.
The Aviary Hub is a listings platform only. We do not sell, own, or transport any of the animals or items advertised on this site.
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Recently Added Bird Adverts
Hand reared conures
Asking price: €250.00 13 Aug
Beautiful handreared love birds not sexed
Asking price: €120.00 13 Aug
Hand-Reared Conures with FREEA cage
£250 13 Aug
Friendly hand reared kakariki and conures
£123,456 11 Aug
Selection of male cockatiels
Asking price: €40.00 6 Aug
Free fly Galah
Asking price: €1,850.00 5 Aug
Beautiful hand reared Violet ringnecks
Asking price: €600.00 5 Aug
Cute female budgies
Asking price: €40.00 4 Aug
Why Choose The Aviary Hub
Moderated listings
Every advert is reviewed before it appears publicly, not just posted straight through.
DAFM compliance built in
Our listing process helps sellers meet Irish pet-sale registration requirements from the start.
Safety-first, Irish-focused
Clear buyer & seller safety guidance, scam prevention advice, and an easy way to report a concern.
Trust & Safety
DAFM Pet Seller Registration — What You Need To Know
Some sellers on The Aviary Hub may be legally required to register with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) before selling pets.
- Some sellers may legally need to register with DAFM.
- Official DAFM registration itself is free.
- Registration supports animal welfare, traceability and responsible selling.
- The Aviary Hub may request legally required seller and animal information.
- If you are unsure whether registration applies to you, please check the official DAFM guidance.
Rules on the Sale, Supply and Advertising of Pet Animals (gov.ie) — official DAFM guidance on registration under S.I. 681 of 2019. Full details: DAFM Information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free to advertise?
Yes. The Aviary Hub is free to advertise on for the foreseeable future, with no fixed end date. Any future paid options will be announced clearly, with advance notice, before they apply.
What can I advertise here?
Birds, Rabbits, Small Pets, Reptiles, Fish, and second-hand Pet Accessories. Dogs, horses and cats are not part of this marketplace.
Do I need to register with DAFM?
Some sellers may be legally required to register with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine before selling pets. See our DAFM Information page for details.
How do I report a listing?
Use the “Report this advert” link on the listing itself, or visit our Report an Advert page.
Does The Aviary Hub handle payment, delivery or ownership of animals?
No. The Aviary Hub is a listings platform only. We do not sell, own, or transport any of the animals or items advertised here. Buyers and sellers arrange payment and collection directly and are responsible for doing so safely – see our Buyer & Seller Safety page.
How do I contact support?
Visit our Contact page.