Wally S.
It is a lot better than the plastic one that we got from the vet.
Melissa R.
My 32 year old Panama Amazon began suffering from anxiety after a part of his cage he's been in for over 15 years had to be suddenly replaced. Because we couldn't slowly transition him into his new home, he became a very bad mutilator and was inconsolable. Researching online for ways to help him brought me to birdsupplies.com, and I am so glad these are available. Albert adores his collars and treats the fleece as his own feathers, with no more anxiety(in fact he's very protective of it!) I preen him myself weekly and give him his bathes to help where he can't reach. This is his 3rd collar, and I will always come here for replacements! I am so relieved and thankful these exist, and Albert thanks birdsupplies.com too! His little buddy playing peek-a-boo in the picture also approves! I highly recommend this product to anyone who has a bird with anxiety and plucking/mutilation!
Sherry P.
My goffin cockatoo is not trying to take it off like the hard plastic collars so I love it!!!
Cynthia N.
I'm still getting my Boris used to seeing the collar before I put it on him. He is starting to touch it, so hopefully I'll be able to put it on him.
Carla F.
My Female Eclectus (Ruby) has been picking her feathers since about 2006. I have tried many different types of collars. This is the first collar that has worked. Ruby is finally getting some feathers in. I would recommend the UnRuffled Rx collar to anyone who has a feather picker.
Kristen S.
This bird collar has SAVED my bird, Mango, from his terrible picking habits. He picks so much that he has begun to cut himself. This collar helps his cuts to heal and keeps my bird safe!! It is SO soft and SO much better than a hard collar that the vet tries to put on him. I trimmed it a bit around the circumference to make it smaller for my tiny lovebird and it fits very nicely.
Trudy B.
Frizbee tolerated the collar very well. I had been using a plastic collar, so this is much more comfortable for her. I think she's relieved. The color was a little short, so I am ordering a larger size.
Heidi H.
Rather then use the neck collar, which my Grey really hates, I use 2 collars one with velcro and one without. I cut off the fringe on the velcro one and put that on first, then I put on the one with no velcro but still having the fringe. She hasn't been able to get to her chest feathers or under her wings and is almost done growing in her new feathers!
cheryl r.
She's eaten three of these so far - but it totally keeps her busy and she can't reach her body to do more damage. She is snuggly in it like she has on her own fluffy blanket. She doesn't fight me for the on and off - I think because it's comfortable unlike the plastic ones.
John T.
Collar is being used on Cockatiel before and after surgery to remove preening gland. Surgery was successful and he continues to wear collar to avoid picking at stitches . Is able to navigate cage as well. Vet liked the collar (it fit better than another soft collar). My cockatiel even flies short distances with it on. BTW, he is 24 and appears to be going strong even after surgery.
Kathey B.
My little African gray is smaller than most. She is resisting the collar. It is a last resort and perhaps it is too late. I am using Avi-Calm and Featherrific in conjunction with the collar. She is most agitated late in the afternoon, so I am using it then She resists it and tries with all her little might to get it off of her. I am patient and hope in time she will get used to it and tell her how pretty she is with it on. I had to trim it quite a bit since she is so small. But it took the trimming well.
cheryl r.
I think my cockatoo likes it.... she seems pretty proud of it and she holds still while I put it on her after her bath. Who knew? maybe she thinks it's clothes and she's more of a person. ha
