No Pick Spray 8 Oz.

My cockatoo was plucking her leg and chest feathers out due to stress. I like the fact that when my bird tastes it, its awful. Her legs were completely bald along with her chest, but after spraying her daily for 2 weeks, her plucking had stopped, after a week after that, she started the process of plucking again, so now I started again, spraying her legs and chest area, and again it stopped her desire to plucking. I am on my 3rd bottle of this spray, over 2 month period, and AMAZON beats the regular bird supply stores by half of what it cost. YES, AMAZON IS MUCH CHEAPER 👌 🙌, I am so happy that AMAZON carries this product!

Update: Don’t waste your money. This actually made things worse. She now has found new places to chew, so unless you plans to bath your bird in this stuff, Don’t waste your time and money. I was hoping it would work. Disappointed.After on week and a half of use on my 8 year old female African Grey's neck area. She has stopped chewing significantly. As you can see in the photos, new pin feathers can be seen. Be careful to keep the bird warm as the Aloe has a cooling effect and as we all know, respiratory problems occur quickly. I will keep you posted as I use this and it's progress. I make no promises at this point.

My 18 year old cockatoo suddenly started to pluck her feathers. She did so for about a month before I found this product. After spraying the spots that she was plucking from she totally stopped. I used it for about three weeks. I don’t know if she will resume doing so, but if so. I will definitely use it again. I was very skeptical, but it worked very well for me.

Bought this because we had purchased a no peck lotion for our chickens. The spray makes it much easier since our chickens tend to run away from us and they make it difficult to rib the lotion on their backs. So far, this product seems to work. Only down fall is that after using my chickens butts have turned red. We did start recently letting them outside so we're not sure if the redness is from the spray or the sunlight.

Ice been spraying my bird for 2 weeks now about 3 times a day and I haven't seen much of a difference...pretty pricey for a small bottle

My African Grey loves my husband but his health is such Mongo gets little attention these days and she is not a fan of me... Well, she started laying waste to her feathers and looks like crap but using this on her along with some nutrients and I have noted she isn't pulling out anymore feathers. Phew! Not sure what I'll do long run because she prefers men but I have caught a reprieve while I look for a new home for her.

I have Shoot my bird with this product once a day for about a week now and my macaw is still picking its feathers. Wast of money!

good luck i hope it works for you