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Part of a healthy diet

I’ve made a variety of sprouts for my birds over the years, but the birds seemed to like this particular mix the best. Took me a minute to figure how much mix to use in my sprouter because of the variety of seed sizes in the mix. I will continue to use this product periodically since it is so popular with my birds.

Not having any luck getting the seeds to sprout?

Hey Yvette,

Sprouting can sometimes be a challenge. We only sell small, fresh batches of our sprouts. Here is a free guide on how to get started with soaking and sprouting. The bird sprouts are incredibly healthy, so its definitely worth trying.

Can hold up to the pressure that a spoiled cockatoo antics

Lasted 2 days on my severe macaw.

My second purchase. I tried a different one from birdsupply, a soft one, before this, and while both are well made, none lasted longer than 2-3 days. My parrot is severe macaw.

Years ago, my cockatoo started self-mutilating. Before knowing about BirdSupplies, my bird had to wear hard plastic "cones"...Neither I nor my bird was happy about this! My vet told us about BirdSupplies and suggested trying a soft collar. I tried a couple different types of collars that BirdSupplies offered, before settling on the Fringy Cone Bird Collar that works great!

Since my cockatoo tries to bite his feet and his wings, I suggest going with one size larger than the size chart recommends (the size chart recommends a medium; however, I purchase a large). Cockatoos are very smart and teach themselves sneaky ways to get to the areas they want to mutilate; but the larger size collar helps prevent this. The only problem with the larger size is that the neck hole is too large for my bird. My suggestion to BirdSupplies is to make the neck hole smaller, but allow the customer to trim it to customize the hole size as needed.

Well made cone… however the small size is still too big for my cockatiel… he couldn’t even walk with it on… so I guess I’ll have to find something else to help his plucking. It would be helpful if you put examples of which birds fit which cones in the descriptions… if those descriptions exist, I was not able to locate them.

Thanks for the review, Kathryn, I wanted to point out that our cone collars can be trimmed at both the neck hole and at the perimeter to get a good fit.

I really like this spray and the birds seem to like it too.

My griffin cockatoo my goffin cockatoo loved it.

My bird is still scratching; and still screams. But not as much as before. I have used this product for a week now. This prodoct may not have been the right choice, but only time will tell. I have confidence this will help her.

JJ -
Our itchy bird kit addresses the problem for both a nutritional angle and a comfort angle. From the nutritional standpoint, it takes 3-6 months to build the nutritional reserves back up. However, if you don't see results soon please consider taking your bird to the vet - as unbearable itching is a symptom of fatty liver disease.

I had to add industrial strength velcro pads to the collar on top of the old velcro, I made the new velcro 2 inches wider and longer.My cockatoo can no longer remove the collar please look into making the velcro on your collars longer and wider.that really works.thank you ,barry donheiser

Bird does not like it, will not eat foods doctored with it

Hi Jeanie,
A great way to teach your bird that foods are okay to eat is to eat it in front of them, making a big deal about how good it is.

Bird does not like it, will not eat foods doctored with it

Hi there - thanks for bringing this up. Bird's instinctually are hesitant to try new foods. But, its pretty easy. Here is a blog post about it

https://birdsupplies.com/pages/how-do-you-get-a-picky-bird-to-eat

and check out the webpage for instructions -

Very cute collar, unfortunately, my bird freaked out so badly when I put it on, that I was afraid she would hurt herself, so I have gone back to making my own collars. However, the collar was beautifully made. Wish she would wear it

Very cute collar, unfortunately, my bird freaked out so badly when I put it on, that I was afraid she would hurt herself, so I have gone back to making my own collars. However, the collar was beautifully made. Wish she would wear it

I love the variety of products available, and this is another one my birds love

I love the variety of products available, and this is another one my birds love

I've used other products to help relieve my cockatiel's itching. This is much better. The spray comes out as a fine mist, which seems much more comfortable for him. The results are much faster in calming him. Thanks!

Thank you for your glowing review of our Aloe Vera Bird Spray! We're thrilled it's working wonders for your cockatiel's itching. The fine mist application is indeed more comfortable and brings faster relief. We're dedicated to providing top-notch products for our bird-loving community. If you need more help, just give us a shout. Here's to many more happy, itch-free days ahead for your feathered friend!

I've used other products to help relieve my cockatiel's itching. This is much better. The spray comes out as a fine mist, which seems much more comfortable for him. The results are much faster in calming him. Thanks!

Thanks for the wonderful review! I'm so glad that your bird is doing better.

The first collar I bought along with the vest, taught me things. She would turn it around & chewed the velcro. I then attached a couple of binder clips to the front bottom of it and it prevents it from twisting around her neck. When the new ones came, I changed her collar and the 1st one went in the laundry in a lingerie bag. It washed beautifully! I let it air dry. I'm not sure if I can take the vest off and just count on the collar to keep her from her chest wound, but I am happy with the success so far. She has seen two vets & they both are impressed. I gave a print-out to the vet who travels the United States treating birds; hopefully he can pass the information along.

The first collar I bought along with the vest, taught me things. She would turn it around & chewed the velcro. I then attached a couple of binder clips to the front bottom of it and it prevents it from twisting around her neck. When the new ones came, I changed her collar and the 1st one went in the laundry in a lingerie bag. It washed beautifully! I let it air dry. I'm not sure if I can take the vest off and just count on the collar to keep her from her chest wound, but I am happy with the success so far. She has seen two vets & they both are impressed. I gave a print-out to the vet who travels the United States treating birds; hopefully he can pass the information along.

My parrotlets love hemps seed and l
love the fast shipping and the stock ability my first place to go when l need
it for my birds

My bird (Bourke's parakeet) has never plucked, but he's getting older and I thought this might be a nice treat for dry winter months. So far, so good. The actual bottle is a great size and high quality to boot..

It warms my heart to hear your aging Bourke's parakeet is enjoying our Aloe Vera Spray for winter! Its natural analgesic properties make it a perfect treat for those sore joints and dry skin.