Bird Collar for Macaw Parrots Feather Plucking Parrot Anti Bite Collar Full Body Shield

My bird tore it off and chewed it up

Gave 3 stars. I'll do more when I can get it on him for more than10 seconds. He's still! He's still messing with his foot.

If you have a full sized macaw, don't waste your money is doesn't even cover the wing joints which makes it useless unless you put it on a 6 inch stuffed parrot toy. 😥

Have a Moluccan cockatoo who gets bored and picks his feathers despite being out of his cage 2-3 times a day. He stopped feather picking with this “dress”I put on him. He loves to chew on the collar almost like a pacifier. Material is tough but he still punches holes in it. Change it out 1-2 per month. He didn’t tolerate the plastic “cone of shame” I tried but he likes his dress…putting it on is a little tricky at first but he figured out what I was trying to do and now no problem

It fits nice..easy to get on...only problem is that since it's infection the bird (cockatoo) is still able to bite himself . If it were solid piece instead of sections it would work better

To easy for birds to take them them selfs

FREAKED my macaw OUT! He would not wear it for two seconds

This works with the acrylic collar, but my Triton cockatoo still chews through it, so purchasing a few is advisable. The collar doesn’t cure plucking or mutilation, but it helps prevent further damage. On its own, the collar is ineffective, as cockatoos, macaws, and parrots have powerful beaks. Obviously, birds hate wearing it and may seem uncomfortable initially, but it helps prevent the bird from causing more wounds through feather plucking. My Triton is mostly used to it by now. Good luck!