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Soft Velcro Cone Bird Collar for Feather Plucking

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A soft, four-layer fleece bird collar for mild to moderate feather plucking.

Benefits

  • Soft, flexible fleece is more comfortable than rigid plastic cones
  • Helps limit access to feathers and skin to reduce further damage
  • Fleece layers give your bird something else to chew and preen

Best For

  • Birds with mild to moderate feather plucking
  • Birds that repeatedly overpreen, barber, or damage their feathers
  • Birds needing lighter protection rather than a heavy-duty collar
Size:XS
Color:Grey
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Velcro Cone Collar Size & Materials Guide

What Size Velcro Cone Collar Does My Bird Need?

Choose your bird's collar size by weight in grams. Bird sizes vary, even within the same species. Weigh your bird for the most accurate starting point, then review the collar measurements below.

Step 1: Find Your Bird's Weight

Match your bird's weight in grams to the recommended Velcro Cone Collar size.

XS

50–100 g
4" diameter
Parrotlet / Budgie

Small

100–299 g
6" diameter
Cockatiels / Small Conures

Medium

300–499 g
8" diameter
African Greys

Large

500–700 g
10" diameter
Umbrella Cockatoos

XL

700–1,000 g
12" diameter
Moluccan Cockatoos
Between sizes? If your bird is near a weight boundary, review the collar dimensions before choosing. Weight is the starting point, but the collar must also fit your bird's neck and body proportions.

Step 2: Check the Bird Species Size Guide

These are common starting sizes for the listed birds. Always use your bird's actual weight and the collar measurements to confirm your choice.

African Grey Medium–Large
Amazon Parrot Medium–Large
Budgie (Parakeet) Contact Us
Cockatiel XS–Small
Goffin's Cockatoo Small–Medium
Green-Cheek Conure XS
Lovebird XS
Macaw (Blue-and-Gold) Large–XL
Moluccan Cockatoo Large–XL
Quaker Parrot Small
Senegal Parrot Small
Sun Conure Small
Umbrella Cockatoo Medium–Large

Species recommendations are approximate, not guaranteed fits. Birds of the same species can differ in weight, neck circumference and body proportions.

Step 3: Confirm the Collar Measurements

The Velcro Cone extends outward and downward from your bird's neck. Use the diagram and measurements below to understand how much coverage each size provides.

Velcro Cone bird collar measuring guide showing collar diameter and dimensions
Size Cone Diameter Drapes Down Neck Height Collar Length
XS 4" 2" — —
Small 6" 3" 1" 6"
Medium 8" 4" 1.5" 7.75"
Large 10" 5" 2" 9"
XL 12" 6" 2.5" 9"

All collar dimensions are in inches. The listed measurements describe the collar, not the bird's body measurements.

Our velcro collars are professionally made with USA produced soft fleece and hook and loop


We're happy to help! Text us your bird's species, weight in grams, and a photo of the area you're trying to protect. We'll help you choose the right Velcro Cone Collar and size for your bird.

Velcro Cone Collar Size & Materials Guide

What Size Velcro Cone Collar Does My Bird Need?

Choose your bird's collar size by weight in grams. Bird sizes vary, even within the same species. Weigh your bird for the most accurate starting point, then review the collar measurements below.

Step 1: Find Your Bird's Weight

Match your bird's weight in grams to the recommended Velcro Cone Collar size.

XS

50–100 g
4" diameter
Parrotlet / Budgie

Small

100–299 g
6" diameter
Cockatiels / Small Conures

Medium

300–499 g
8" diameter
African Greys

Large

500–700 g
10" diameter
Umbrella Cockatoos

XL

700–1,000 g
12" diameter
Moluccan Cockatoos
Between sizes? If your bird is near a weight boundary, review the collar dimensions before choosing. Weight is the starting point, but the collar must also fit your bird's neck and body proportions.

Step 2: Check the Bird Species Size Guide

These are common starting sizes for the listed birds. Always use your bird's actual weight and the collar measurements to confirm your choice.

African Grey Medium–Large
Amazon Parrot Medium–Large
Budgie (Parakeet) Contact Us
Cockatiel XS–Small
Goffin's Cockatoo Small–Medium
Green-Cheek Conure XS
Lovebird XS
Macaw (Blue-and-Gold) Large–XL
Moluccan Cockatoo Large–XL
Quaker Parrot Small
Senegal Parrot Small
Sun Conure Small
Umbrella Cockatoo Medium–Large

Species recommendations are approximate, not guaranteed fits. Birds of the same species can differ in weight, neck circumference and body proportions.

Step 3: Confirm the Collar Measurements

The Velcro Cone extends outward and downward from your bird's neck. Use the diagram and measurements below to understand how much coverage each size provides.

Velcro Cone bird collar measuring guide showing collar diameter and dimensions
Size Cone Diameter Drapes Down Neck Height Collar Length
XS 4" 2" — —
Small 6" 3" 1" 6"
Medium 8" 4" 1.5" 7.75"
Large 10" 5" 2" 9"
XL 12" 6" 2.5" 9"

All collar dimensions are in inches. The listed measurements describe the collar, not the bird's body measurements.

Our velcro collars are professionally made with USA produced soft fleece and hook and loop


We're happy to help! Text us your bird's species, weight in grams, and a photo of the area you're trying to protect. We'll help you choose the right Velcro Cone Collar and size for your bird.

Soft Fleece Protection for Feather Plucking

Looking for a softer alternative to a hard plastic bird cone? The UnRuffledRx Velcro Cone is a lightweight, four-layer fleece collar designed for birds with mild to moderate feather plucking or barbering.

Its flexible layers help limit access to chest and body feathers without the bulk of a rigid cone. The fleece also gives your bird another surface to chew and preen instead of its own feathers.

What Makes Our Velcro Cone Different?

  • Four layers of soft fleece: Flexible, lightweight protection that's gentler than rigid plastic cones.
  • Adjustable Velcro closure: Allows minor fit adjustments and makes the collar easy to put on and remove.
  • An alternative preening surface: Fleece layers give your bird something else to nibble, chew, and preen.
  • Designed for lighter protection: Helps discourage feather damage without the heavier structure of a more restrictive collar.

Best for: Birds with mild to moderate feather plucking, overpreening, or barbering who need a softer protective barrier.

Velcro Cone or Fringy Cone: Which Does My Bird Need?

Choose your collar based on how determined your bird is to reach and damage its feathers or skin. The Velcro Cone offers lighter protection, while the Fringy Cone provides a more substantial barrier.

Feature Velcro Cone Fringy Cone
Best For Mild to moderate feather plucking and barbering. More persistent feather damage or skin chewing.
Protection Flexible barrier that helps discourage access to feathers. More structured barrier that limits bending and reach.
Construction Four soft fleece layers with an adjustable Velcro closure. Thicker neck layers with a semi-stiff protective base.
Movement Lighter and more flexible. More restrictive for birds needing additional protection.
Available Sizes XS, Small, Medium, Large, XL Small, Medium, Large, XL

Our recommendation: Start with the Velcro Cone for mild to moderate feather plucking when lighter protection is appropriate. If your bird repeatedly reaches around soft collars, damages its skin, or needs a stronger barrier, consider the Fringy Cone.

Can a Soft Bird Collar Help Feathers Grow Back?

It may help. When a bird repeatedly pulls or chews new feathers, regrowth gets interrupted. A properly fitted collar can help protect those vulnerable feathers while they develop, provided the follicles remain healthy.

The collar helps manage the damage, but it doesn't eliminate the reason your bird is plucking. Continue working with your avian veterinarian or bird behaviorist while improving nutrition, enrichment, and positive reinforcement for healthier behaviors.

Think of the Velcro Cone as a protective tool, not a cure. The goal is to reduce repeated feather damage while helping your bird develop healthier habits.

My lovebird has had a mild plucking condition for many years, but in the last two months, it got worse and she started picking at her shoulder. I have tried many other soft collars but she chewed through them in a day. This Velcro bird collar is so much better. Thank you so much for the great product.

Yukiko 

Got Questions?

Product Questions

The Velcro Cone makes it harder for your bird to reach its chest, belly, and other vulnerable areas, helping reduce mild to moderate feather plucking. Its soft fleece layers provide a flexible barrier, but determined birds may still find ways to reach around it. If your bird continues pulling feathers or starts damaging its skin, a more protective collar, like our Fringy Cone, may be a better choice.

The soft fleece is gentler against your bird's neck than a hard plastic cone. Some birds adjust quickly, while others need time. Introduce the collar gradually with treats and positive reinforcement, and check for rubbing or signs of distress. A proper fit makes all the difference.

Yes, when properly fitted, the flexible fleece collar allows your bird to eat, drink, perch, and climb. 

Some birds may need a little time and encouragement to adjust. Watch closely at first and make sure your bird can reach food and water, maintain its balance, and move safely.

Most birds need time to adjust to wearing a bird collar. Start with short, supervised sessions, using favorite treats and praise to reward signs of comfort. 

If your bird resists, slow down and reward small steps, such as just touching the collar or briefly wearing the collar. 

Calming products may also help support the adjustment process. With patience and positive reinforcement, you can help your bird build confidence wearing the collar.

Am I choosing the right bird collar?

The Velcro Cone is our gentlest, least restrictive collar, designed for mild to moderate feather plucking. It's a good starting point while you work on changing the habits behind the plucking.

Think of it as changing the interaction between you and your bird. Instead of focusing on plucking, reward the natural behaviors parrots thrive on—socializing, foraging, exploring, playing, and chewing toys. Give those healthy behaviors plenty of attention while avoiding reactions that might unintentionally reinforce plucking or screaming. The goal is to help your bird build better habits while the collar provides protection.

Shipping

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