Wild Harvest Molt Relief Spray 8 Ounces, for All Birds, with Preen Gland Oil for Healthy Plumage

My cockatiel is always so dusty and this spray helps. She doesn't like baths so I use it lightly but it helps the dryness and the scent is light and clean. I'll stick with this one when I need to repurchase a bird spray.

I have two english budgerigars going through first molt with loads of pin feathers. They seem to really likes this spray. I don't think it had any odor. Usually, when I mist them with water, they try to run away. With this spray, they sat still. I have only been using it for two days so I hope it continues to help their discomfort and itching.

My birds don’t have any reaction to the spray if you apply it with a gentle stream. I don’t smell anything. If the spray is too cold (from room temp) the birds don’t enjoy being sprayed.

This was for my parrot who is molting and growing new tail feathers. She was always picking at them, causing breakage and a bloody mess. I'd end up taking her to the avian vet to get the stub pulled. She recommended a feather spray and this works very well. My parrot isn't picking as much and I use it at the base of her tail feathers every day. I'm happy.

I didn't have another fine mist bottle to transfer it to and I was moving, so I threw it out, and the experience left me with a sour taste about ordering another bottle.

I’ve used this product on birds I’ve previously had and it’s worked well. Too bad my cockatiel Coco is scared of the bottle lol

This product was everything I wanted and more; it smelled absolutely disgusting, but when applied my baby wouldn't touch her new feathers, and if she did, she was disgusted with the taste, which was good.After a month or so of using it, along with other products, I'm happy to say she finally has feathers in places she hasn't had them in a long time!(Right is before, left is after)

My Canary was plucking her wings so badly it just looked pink and raw.This product was so easy to use!