Fringy Neck Bird Collar
The Fringy Neck Collar is built for parrots who pluck or chew around:
- The neck
- Shoulders
- Upper chest
- Under the wings
- Or along the upper back
It acts as a firm but gentle barrier, limiting how far your bird can reach so feathers and skin have a chance to recover.
Made from stacked layers of soft fleece, it stabilizes the neck while staying light enough for daily wear. The fleece fringe gives restless birds something safe to work on, helping break the habit before it turns into severe self-harm. It’s practical protection for birds who need just enough restriction to let healing begin.
Compare Bird Collars
Feature Fringy Neck Wrap Bird Collar Fringy Cone Bird Collar Protection Level Fringy Neck Collar with stacked soft fleece layers forming a thick barrier that limits neck movement and blocks plucking zones.
Blocks access to chest, back under wings, shoulders Fringy Cone Bird Collar with multi-layer fleece and a structured cone design that flares outward to block access to chest, back, and feet, stopping severe plucking and self-harm.
Blocks access to chest, back, under wings, shoulders and potentially the feet Best For Moderate plucking or chewing under wings or on shoulders—usually limited to one area. Severe self-harm cycle where the bird can’t stop itself and creates deeper wounds—blocks access so skin can finally heal. Design Soft, double-layer fleece with playful fringes for safe preening Structured fleece cone reinforced with Pellon 70 insert Comfort Feather-light and flexible; comfortable for daily wear Firm yet padded; built for protection and healing Behavioral Benefit Redirects preening and anxiety; helps break the feather-pulling habit Prevents further injury while feathers regrow Vet Guidance Confirm with your avian vet that your bird can tolerate light wear Vet check recommended before use for birds with open wounds Compatibility May be paired with Fringy Cone or BeakGuard Vest if plucking worsens Pairs with BeakGuard Vest for severe mutilation cases Recommended Support Combine with enrichment, foraging, and positive-reinforcement training Combine with enrichment, calming support, and training
Every bird’s journey looks different—start small, stay patient, and celebrate each feather that grows back.
