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UnRuffledRx

UnRuffledRx Aloe Vera Bird Spray | Molting & Plucking Aid

$ 24.99

Benefits

  • Helps moisturize dry, itchy skin
  • Soothes skin discomfort during molting
  • Conditions feathers without added fragrance
  • Safe if preened

Great For

Parrots that scratch frequently, have dry or flaky skin, or need extra moisture and skin comfort during molting.

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Is Your Bird Scratching More Than Usual?

Maybe your parrot keeps scratching its neck, rubbing its head against perches, or spending more time preening than usual. You may notice flaky skin, dry-looking feathers, or extra scratching as new pin feathers come in.

Molting can be uncomfortable as new feathers grow and their protective sheaths begin to loosen. Dry indoor air and infrequent bathing may add to skin dryness, making your bird seem even more uncomfortable.

UnRuffledRx Aloe Vera Bird Spray adds gentle moisture to dry skin and feathers, helping support skin comfort during molting and everyday feather care. It's an easy way to give your bird a little extra skin-conditioning care between baths.

Why Choose Aloe Vera Spray for Your Bird?

Unlike heavy creams or oily products, our lightweight aloe-based mist is easy to apply to your bird's feathers and exposed skin. It contains pure aloe vera juice in a fragrance-free formula with no added essential oils.

Use it alongside regular bathing to help moisturize dry skin and condition feathers. It's particularly useful when your bird seems uncomfortable during a molt or needs additional moisture in a dry environment.

Can aloe vera spray help with feather plucking? It may help with dryness-related discomfort that sometimes contributes to excessive preening or feather picking. However, it won't resolve the medical, nutritional, or behavioral causes of feather-destructive behavior.

When to call your avian veterinarian: Frequent or intense scratching, redness, sores, bleeding, or new feather damage can indicate more than dry skin. These symptoms need veterinary evaluation rather than relying on a moisturizing spray.
How to use UnRuffledRx Aloe Bird Spray

Got Questions?

Product Questions

Yes, our spray is formulated with normal preening in mind. Birds naturally use their beaks to groom their feathers, so we use appropriately diluted, human-grade ingredients, including preservatives selected to maintain product freshness and quality.

Unlike sprays made with thick aloe gel, ours uses aloe vera juice, so it won't leave a sticky residue on feathers. Your bird can continue its normal preening routine after misting. The spray is intended for external use, not drinking.

Plain water is important for bathing, but when your bird has dry, itchy skin or is uncomfortable during molting, a little extra skin care may help.

UnRuffledRx Aloe Vera Bird Spray contains aloe vera juice to help moisturize and condition the skin beneath the feathers. Unlike thick aloe gels, our lightweight formula won't leave a sticky coating.

It's not a replacement for regular baths. It's an easy way to give your bird additional moisture and skin comfort when plain water doesn't seem to be enough.

Not at all! Unlike thick aloe gels that can coat feathers, UnRuffledRx Aloe Vera Bird Spray is made with lightweight aloe vera juice. It delivers moisture to the skin beneath the feathers without leaving a sticky, greasy residue or weighing down your bird's plumage.

Your bird gets the moisturizing benefits of aloe without the mess, so feathers stay soft, natural, and comfortable for everyday preening.

Yes, extreme temperatures during transit can be an issue. Freezing temperatures, in particular, may cause the liquid to leak.

It depends on what's causing the plucking. If your bird is picking at its feathers because of dry skin, molting discomfort, or irritation from emerging pin feathers, aloe vera spray may help by moisturizing and soothing the skin beneath the feathers.

However, feather plucking can have many causes, including nutritional deficiencies, stress, hormonal changes, and underlying health conditions. Aloe vera spray isn't a cure for feather plucking, but it can be a helpful part of your bird's skin and feather-care routine.

If your bird is persistently plucking or damaging its feathers, consult an avian veterinarian to identify the underlying cause.

WSome birds need a little encouragement to enjoy misting. The key is positive reinforcement, patience, and small steps. Find your bird's favorite treat and practice for just a few minutes each day.

Start by rewarding your bird for calmly being near the spray bottle. Once comfortable, spray a little mist away from your bird, offering treats and praise. Gradually work up to gently misting your bird's feathers.

Keep each session short, positive, and enjoyable. Avoid spraying directly into your bird's face, which can be uncomfortable or startling. With patience and consistency, many birds learn to enjoy misting as part of their regular care routine.

Shipping

Enjoy complimentary shipping on US retail orders over $69; otherwise, it's just a pocket-friendly $4.99 to any US address.

Orders placed by 10:30 AM - MST ship the same day, except Sunday. Standard shipment usually takes 4-7 days.