UnRuffledRx Aloe Vera Bird Spray for Parrots | Gentle Daily Support for Itchy Skin, Scratching, Dry Feathers & Feather Comfort | Fragrance Free & Safe if Preened, 8 oz

We see immediate improvement when used, our macaw stops scratching and picking for a couple of hours. As expected no improvement on a behavioral problem but at least we can offer some relief.

This Aloe Vera Bird Spray has been a great addition to our bird care routine. It gently soothes itchy skin and helps keep feathers soft and healthy without any strong scent. I really appreciate that it is odor free and safe if ingested, which gives peace of mind when using it daily. The mist is light and easy to apply and doesn’t stress our bird at all. We noticed less scratching and feather irritation after regular use. The natural formula feels high quality and the bottle lasts a long time. Made in the USA is a nice bonus. I would definitely recommend this to any bird owner dealing with dry skin or feather plucking

First, get pet insurance. We have the one that also covers our birds. So we took him to the vet and had him checked for beak and feather etc. All tests seem okay. So we tried this and he is getting better. This photo is what feathers looked like. Now they look 75% better in 1.5 weeks. I do not have a photo of better/ he ran and hid in coconut when I tried. Smaller size bottle but good stuff Get pet insurance my bill was 750 and 600 paid so then I knew to try this.

Bird doesn’t like it but seams to help with aggressive preening

My Congo African Grey just started picking her feathers on a large patch on her chest. I bought this spray and after a couple of applications, she’s leaving the patch alone and the feathers are growing back! The spray is a little pricey, but it works!

This spray helps calm my bird when he's got pin feathers coming in. Also makes his feathers look really healthy. Sprays smoothly and evenly. Lasts a long time. Has no smell.

My avian vet thought WhoDat’s feather loss was from stress. I couldn’t find a reason for him to be stressed, so I began monitoring him closely. I never saw him upset, but DID notice besides scratching underneath his wings & inside of his legs that’s where his skin would be hottest & most likely be an area easily irritated. THEN I noticed he was “CLAWING HIS HEAD” WITH HIS FEET ripping out feathers! DOESN’T THIS SOUND LIKE A SKIN PROBLEM TO Y0U? —Pics of feather plucking birds I’ve seen online show feather loss NOT on the bird’s HEAD, tho I’ve not seen them all). Therefore, “I” have deduced his feather loss to be a SKIN problem, tho I’m no dr. I’m spraying him TWICE a day RIGHT NOW to prevent him from itching, Been using it a few weeks & he’s not clawed his head again even once! I don’t see him doing anything but preening now, I will admit I DO see maybe one feather every other day or 3 on the floor. Prior to me using this spray he had nearly snatched himself bald on his chest, inside of legs & wings & neck & a few other sparse random places. * I’m sprinkling UnRuffled Calm powder on his food (same company) just in case the dr was correct & it IS stress & UnRuffled Feather powder on fresh fruits & veggies which has multi-vitamins IN CASE IT’S PARTIALLY HIS DIET, BUT—- << “I” PERSONALLY believe>> he’s not losing feathers & scratching anymore SOLELY because of this aloe Vera spray. (For those of you upset & trying to do EVERYTHING POSSIBLE to help your bird, I’m also humidifying his sleeping area & cage area, tho he’s usually on my shoulder (or head as in 2nd pic). All my other sun conures had outdoor cages & I live in the Deep South where humidity is high. WhoDat lives & flies only inside tho I do take him on one walk a day with my dog, he’s not been exposed to enough humidity I’ve concluded, which is why this spray is working). <My opinion. I HIGHLY recommend you try this, esp if you see your bird scratching feathers from his head, which to ME, HAS to be skin irritation. ***I’ve even used it on my DOG’S skin where he itches because of gras’s allergy, assured IF IT’S SAFE FOR A BIRD, I KNOW IT’S SAFE FOR MY DOG if he ingests it by licking the spots that itch later. My dog’s skin has mostly cleared up & parts not cured yet are much less red—-& he’s only been sprayed a few times.

My African grey loves this s--- ! 😁👍

I bought this spray after noticing that my cockatiel had started plucking a tiny patch on his chest. I have been using it for a few weeks now and I have already seen improvements on that spot and that some feathers are starting to regrow. He does not seem to mind being sprayed. So far I have been very happy with this product!