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Fringy Neck bird collar with layered felt design to help protect the chest and limit access to feathers in plucking birds
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Fringy Neck Wrap Bird Collar for Feather Plucking

$ 49.99

Designed to protect without restricting movement.

Benefits

  • Creates a soft, fleece barrier that shields the chest, back, and under-wings
  • Gentle alternative to hard plastic or bubble-style collars—no sharp edges or screws
  • Lets birds eat, climb, and play while still protecting healing skin
  • Helps break the cycle of plucking or chewing by limiting access to sensitive areas

Great for

Birds recovering from chest, back, or under-wing chewing—especially those who need protection that feels soft, cozy, and less restrictive than rigid collars.

Not as robust as the Fringy Cone, but ideal for gentle protection and comfort during recovery or maintenance care.

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Color:Assorted
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Fringy Neck Bird Collar

The Fringy Neck Bird Collar is a soft, structured neck wrap for parrots that keep plucking, chewing, or over-preening the same area.

It is designed for birds targeting the neck, shoulders, upper chest, upper back, or under the wings.

How It Works

The collar limits how far your bird can turn its neck, making it harder to reach the problem spot. That gives irritated skin and damaged feathers time to recover.

The soft fleece fringe also gives restless birds something safe to work on instead of going back to their feathers or skin.

Best For

  • Birds fixated on one plucking area
  • Shoulder, neck, upper chest, legs or under-wing chewing
  • Early to moderate feather damage
  • Birds that need protection without a full cone

Why Bird Owners Choose It

  • Soft fleece layers create a thick but lightweight barrier
  • Closer neck fit helps limit bending and twisting
  • Fringe redirects chewing and preening behavior
  • Less restrictive than a full cone collar

Important

This collar helps stop access so healing can begin. It does not correct the root cause of feather plucking. Use it with enrichment, foraging, improved diet, calming support, and positive-reinforcement training.

Fringy Neck Collar vs. Fringy Cone Collar

Feature Fringy Neck Collar Fringy Cone Collar
Protection Level Limits reach to the neck, shoulders, upper chest, upper back, and under wings. Blocks broader access to the chest, back, under wings, shoulders, and sometimes feet.
Best For Early to moderate plucking, usually focused on one area. Severe plucking or self-harm where the bird cannot stop itself.
Design Stacked soft fleece layers with fringe for safe redirection. Structured fleece cone with a reinforced shape for stronger blocking.
Comfort Lightweight and flexible for daily wear. More restrictive but padded for protection.
Behavior Support Interrupts repeated access and redirects preening. Physically blocks access while feathers and skin recover.

Find your Fit

Size Guide

Size Measurments # of layers Bird Wt. 
Small 1" x 6.75" 8 layers 125 - 250 gm.
Medium 1.5" x 8.75" 10 layers 250 - 450 gm.
Large 2.5" x 9" 10 layers 450 - 850 gm.
X-Large 3" x 10"  10 layers  850+ gm.

Meet Lola

Christina

On the road to recovery

Lola, started plucking over a year ago. I tried everything from changing her cage environment to expensive vet bills. I came across your collar and ordered it. I slowly acquainted Lola with the collar. She didn’t freak out and seemed rather calm and relaxed within minutes. Lola is now on the road to recovery!
self-mutilating combo

Pairs Well With

Beakguard Bird Vest

Double up on protection by combining the Fringy Cone with the Beakguard Vest that boasts a Kevlar® insert.

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How do you treat feather plucking?
How We Got Our Wings

In 2010, my journey into creating bird collars began when I observed the prevalence of feather plucking among pet birds. Collaborating with avian veterinarians, we worked on enhancing the collar designs.

As a psychotherapist with experience in both inpatient care and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), my goal was to utilize my expertise to provide support for both birds and their owners.

When the unfortunate passing of Avitec's owner occurred, I stepped in to bridge the gap and initiated the production of a diverse range of bird supplements.

If you're seeking enduring solutions to address feather plucking issues, feel free to download my complimentary guide now. Your feathered companion deserves the utmost care! 🐦💙

Get Holistic Help For Feather Pluckers

Got Questions?

Product Questions

Some birds need help adjusting to wear the collar. Download my free guide about feather plucking and bird collars now.

Birds, equipped with sharp beaks that can crack open nuts and nimble feet, can be quite destructive, posing a challenge in potentially destroying bird collars.

In particular, birds with self-mutilation tendencies can be relentless in trying to remove collars to feed their addictive compulsion.

Recognizing this risk, we strongly advise a proactive stance: reinforce collars with bird-safe bitters and fortify closures with durable moleskin. To further safeguard against there determined efforts, consider additional measures like having a Saf-T Shield on hand, using over the counter bird calming supplements, or exploring prescription grade medications to calm the compulsions. Vigilance and creative solutions will help ensure the effectiveness of the collars in curbing self-mutilation behaviors.

We try to offer our collars in soothing colors that match their plumage. Our best sellers are light blues, yellows, and grey.

However, there continue to be supply chain issues and many fabric patterns change seasonally.

Most birds quickly get the hang of wearing the bird collar, usually within a few days. We suggest giving it a try when you have some quality time to spend with your feathered friend, making sure they can move, eat, and drink comfortably with the collar on. Don't forget to grab our free book to help your feather plucker adjust with ease! 😊🐦

If you're considering this product, chances are your bird has developed a compulsive plucking habit. Take proactive steps by downloading my book to gain insights on outsmarting your clever companion. Enhance the velcro closures with moleskin for added durability, and consider deterring collar chewing by applying a bird-safe bitter spray. Be proactive in supporting your feathered friend's well-being!

1. Explore the option of using a bird collar to interrupt feather plucking.

2. Address the common causes associated with feather plucking. This free book will get you started.

3. Identify and eliminate triggers that lead to plucking to effectively put a stop to the behavior.

4. Implement positive reinforcement and training to teach replacement behaviors and build self-confidence.

Shipping

Enjoy complimentary shipping on US retail orders over $69so this bundle ships free within the US. Otherwise, it's just a pocket-friendly $4.99 to any US address.

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