Miracle Care Feather Miracle Care Feather Glo Bird Bath Spray, 8-Ounce

My African Gray parrot is 24 years old and does not always have access to a big bird bath to wash in. I use this spray on her to help ease the itchy dry skin and help smooth out and clean the 20+ feathers she has left on her body (since she is a feather plucker). She seems to enjoy when I spray her with the fine mist and it does help her feathers lay nice and look shinier.

Good stuff. Will buy again.

I like the convenience of being able to spray the parakeets, I just have to be careful not to get it in their eyes

I recently left a review that was meant for a different product and it was a negative review. It was not meant for this product. Let me make very clear this product came in on time actually not on time but early. Not only did it come in early the product is absolutely amazing and makes my birds feathers look absolutely stunning. I’ve never found a product in all of the years that I have been breeding that makes my birds look as gorgeous as they do when I use this product. I will definitely be ordering another bottle.

I just bought this spray to help my African Grey with her molting. She’s in a full molt and looks like a featherless chicken. I do bathe her 2x a week to help her. I’m hoping all her feathers come back in.

I wasn’t sure how to rate this, but ultimately it’s a bird product and my bird does not like it. He is used to being sprayed with a water bottle and preens and puts his head down and splays his wings. I have tried this a few times with him, and he does not like it at all. I have no idea why. It smelled fine and it looked fine to me.

My birds are uncaged (I have society and zebra finches and one older canary), and pretty much do as they please. I haven't sought to "tame" them, they fly free, so its doubly obvious they love this stuff because they line up to get sprayed with it. My canary, Yellowbeard, is plagued with dry skin- he's also shy, keeps to himself and he hops right up to me and lifts his wings to receive his "shower." This alleviates his dry skin.By the way, there's a short, but pithy, informal kindle book about a wide variety of birds, rehabilitating injured birds, how different species interact (and even form pair bonds), how to keep uncaged birds, things they love to do, fun activities, how to create an enriched environment for them, etc. It's packed with tips for keeping happy birds (example: put up a ceiling fan- not hooked to electricity, though! My birds spend HOURS playing on it, like a merry-go-round- even the tiniest bird can get it going):My Life with Birds, or, How To Make Birds Very Happy, 2nd Ed.The Feather Glo spray would be great addition to this book. It's worth every penny!

My conure for some reason hates bathes. She won’t do it at all. Even on her own she won’t. She would itch a lot and have tiny white dandruff on feathers. Once I brought this, she stopped itching completely and her feathers look so glossy and clean. I love it and I’ll be purchasing again