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This collar is well made and seems to be helping keep my cockatoo from picking at her leg. It's easy to put on and off. She can get to her food and water as wanted. It's very soft.

Not foolproof

My vet must buy from this company, because my bird had the same collar. My main issue with it is that he figured out the Velcro fastener pretty quickly, he bites at the collar until he spins it to where the Velcro is in front and then he starts chewing at that, as soon as the opening is big enough, he slips right out of it. The vet said to put some packing tape over the Velcro part, and that sort of works, but now he is just chewing at the tape. A better design would be just over the head.

Great protector for collars

Fantastic!

I use all your products that's what helped my wonderful Christopher, a Goffin's Cockatoo, from plucking himself bald! He started chewing his chest, thats how it always starts, and everyone I know who has a Goffin's Cockatoo, has the same problem... They start plucking their chest, to the point they are bleeding, and scabbed up... 😱 So I started using Red Parrot, your red palm oil, and Aloe Vera mist... The results were practically overnight! Healing too a few days, and feathers grow in. I then started adding some of your other products, such as your Featherup! Your Feathered growth formula, as well as Parrot Calming, and Feather soft in his bath!
Since then, I have to say, he is the most beautiful, happiest Goffin's Cockatoo, I have ever seen, or met! Others need to know this! They need to use these items on a regular basis, I would recommend it for all parrots that have feather issues, and even if they don't have a problem now, these items will prevent any future problems that may develop later in life. Christopher worst months seem to be between December - June... But I keep it going all year long. Its good for him, and less worry, and stress for me! I love my little guy so much... I an a widow now for the second time in thirty-three years... My little feathered guy, is my reason to go one, to get up and keep fighting and moving forward. I want the best care possible for him, and your products give him that! Thank you so much!