Velcro Closure Cone, UnRuffledRx Fleece Bird Collar

Notable tip: Fabric colors may change seasonally or due to supply chain issues. For example, tropical colors are changing from green to blue.

Materials:

Medium-weight fleece fabric, heavy-duty thread, industrial strength hook & loop.

Notable tip: Fabric colors may change according to season. For example, tropical colors are going to go from green to blue due to their inability to become green.

These bird collars support healing of:

• Chest
• Back
• Shoulder plucking
• Under-wing plucking

Style: Our Velcro Closure Cone Bird Collar features a base that's two layers of fleece that's stitched together. The top is two layers of fleece that are cut into slices to promote preening. After all, wouldn't you rather your bird chews the top layer of a bird collar rather than itself?

It closes with DuraGrip® industrial strength hook & loop that  allows for a wide range of collar adjustments and a better fit. This bird collar is easier for the caretaker to put on, but, likewise, easier for the bird to get off.

The Velcro Closure Cone Bird Collar is soft and comfortable to wear, unlike traditional plastic collars. Best of all, it doesn’t interfere with your bird's peripheral vision or the ability to eat and drink. 

Trim To Fit: This collar is designed so you can cut down both the neck hole and the perimeter to fit your bird.

Washing: The Velcro Closure bird collar is easy to clean and maintain. Just wash in mild soapy water and lay flat to dry.

Pairing: This bird collar will pair perfectly with our neck bird collars for extra support.

Putting On: Designed as a hook and loop collar, this one is a bit easier to put on and easy for a persistent bird to remove.

Keeping The Collar On: Because plucking can turn into a nasty habit, some birds learn to unhook the hook-and-loop collar. One strategy is to spray the collar with a bitter-tasting spray to deter your bird. use sticky moleskin strips to secure the hook-and-loop closure.

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For product instructions that include how to adjust the fit for your particular bird, click here. 

Please be advised: Birds that habitually pluck or mutilate themselves and those that have had this habit for a long time are more prone to chewing the collar or trying to remove it.

Plan to support acceptance with these strategies:

1. Spray the bird collar with a bird-safe bitter spray like Bitter Apple Or King's No Chew.

2. After placing the collar on the bird, stabilize the hook and loop closure by placing a strip of moleskin or duct tape on the underside where the two sides overlap.