✔ Made with multiple layers of fleece around the neck and a layer of stiff fabric in the base to protect most of the body
✔ Healthy birds can eat and drink in this collar and they maintain most of their range of motion.
✔ Fastens with industrial-grade Velcro that's easily reinforced with optional moleskin
✔ Download my complimentary eBook to find out how to assist your bird in adjusting to wearing a collar and learn strategies to end plucking for good.The UnRuffledRx Fringy Cone Bird Collar creates a comfortable barrier that inhibits your pet from feather plucking or aggravating wounds. It features a stiff base that flanges out from the body. Multiple layers of thick fleece around the neck keep birds from being able to reach their chest, back, tail, and legs.
Comes in assorted colors based on fabric availability.
Grab a FREE copy of my ebook describing how to help your bird adjust to wearing a bird collar so your bird can get back to being happy and stop ripping its feathers out.
Size | Measurements | Bird's weight range |
Small | 6" Dia. Cone | 125 - 250 gm. |
Medium | 8" Dia. Cone | 250 - 450 gm. |
Large | 10" Dia. Cone | 450 - 850 gm. |
X-Large | 12" Dia. Cone | 850+ gm. |
Thick, semi-stiff protection compulsive pluckers.
Developed in close collaboration with avian vets.
Neckhole and perimeter can be trimmed to fit your bird.
Birds come in a variety of shapes and sizes. But don't worry! We can get you the right size right now by just knowing your bird's gram weight.
You might want to buy two collars so you can always have a clean one available to put on while you wash the soiled one. 😋😇🐦🥒
*In the US and Canada - based on all UnRuffledRx supplements sales on Amazon and birdsupplies.com
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