Parrot Elizabeth Collar (Poncho Type) 1 piece, 3 sizes, 3 colors of snaps, 3g

This is an Elizabethan collar (poncho type) designed to protect against injuries and prevent self-biting and feather-plucking in various parakeets, small parrots, and lovebirds.

[Please specify the size and snap color when purchasing]

○ Easy to put on and take off with plastic snaps!
○ Durable and tear-resistant!
○ Birds can fly without issue!
○ The poncho design does not obstruct the bird's vision and is less burdensome!

Made of natural rubber with elasticity, it does not hinder the bird's movements.

☆ Size ☆

S size [Budgerigar, Lovebird]
Outer diameter: 7cm
When worn: Outer diameter 6.3cm, Inner diameter 1cm

M size [Peach-faced Lovebird, Fischer's Lovebird]
Outer diameter: 8cm
When worn: Outer diameter 7.3cm, Inner diameter 1.2cm

L size [Cockatiel - for areas other than legs and rear]
Outer diameter: 9cm
When worn: Outer diameter 8.3cm, Inner diameter 1.4cm

The model Peach-faced Lovebird is wearing a size S to prevent biting its back.
If the collar does not reach the area the bird is biting (feather-plucking), please choose one size larger.

☆ Material ☆

High-quality natural rubber, plastic snaps

[For Use]

※ As preening is an important behavior for birds to maintain cleanliness, please remove the collar during supervised free-flight time (if there are no wounds or scabs) within your sight.

※ It is okay if it gets wet, but please remove the collar before bathing.
(Ensure the neck area is completely dry before reattaching the collar)

※ To remove the snaps, insert your fingernail into the connection point of the snaps and use it as a lever to easily detach them.
(We recommend practicing how to remove the snaps before attaching them to your bird)

[Precautions for Use]

○ Small birds wearing an Elizabethan collar for the first time may resist and become agitated.
If they become agitated during free-flight or when placed in their cage, they may bump into things or fall, leading to injury.
If your bird becomes agitated, place it in a travel cage (for a single bird) with food and water, and return it to its main cage once it has calmed down.

○ As with any type of Elizabethan collar, prolonged use can cause chafing around the neck.
If the chafing becomes severe, please discontinue use and monitor your bird.