UnRuffledRx™ Calming Formula for Parrots – Bird Supplement that Supports Relaxation During Stressful Events Like Fireworks, Travel, and Visitors – 150 Servings – Made in USA

I find the product does help, but I use it in combination with a tea tincture I make at home. The tea is essential and I have been using it for over a decade. I am not a bird expert so I do not want to make any recommendations. However, lately I have noticed many bird calming teas being marketed. I suggest do your own research and incorporate chamomile and other similar calming herbs to your birds daily diet--make a pot of tea and keep chilled and then diluted in the water at a 3 parts water to 1 part tea ratio and offer in place of plain water. I use human grade tea bags I get from the supermarket and it has been inexpensive and essential in keeping my little girl calm--she will be 23 this year!

100% necessary for hormonal birdies. On the days I forget to add it to my bird’s water, an evil demon with wing possesses my sweet cockatiel and chases me around the house; I curse my life choices. Add a scoop to warm water, swish it to dissolve, and everyone’s life will be better. Bird does not seem to notice a taste or smell. I tried other options, like calming chamomile lavender lemon ball tea or bird CBD oil - they either did not work or would work but my bird would hate them and fight me on it.

I've got a young skittish parrot and I was hoping this powder would settle him down but he's been on it for almost a month and he is still as skittish as he was when I first got him. Maybe calming down a little bit but not enough to justify the cost of this powder. Pretty expensive for 3 oz. And it doesn't dissolve as well as expected in cold water.

Seems to work, my quaker actually eats it right out of the scooper!

It's been 3 weeks and I can already see a difference!! I bought this formula for one of my birds we've had her for about 2 months she seemed to be little aggressive and very agitated by her toys and it would scream and yell all day.. let me remind you I work from home so she's always around me and my other birds but I feel like she just needed a little bit of help .and I already noticed a difference she can actually sit in her cage play with toys and seems a lot more relaxed.. I don't expect her to be completely quiet she is a parrot but I can tell already that she feels more content and just overall a lot more easy-going as well this is amazing product!

I bought this & stopped using it because not only was it not working, but it seemed to be possibly causing polyuria in one of my birds (I was supplementing 2 birds-did not work for either). I researched about Maltodextrin, which is the other ingredient in this product & after speaking to my avian specialist vet it is NOT something anyone should be giving to their birds! Maltodextrin is worse than regular table sugar as far as causing insulin spikes & is highly inflammatory & causes GI inflammation in animals & humans. Why this is used as the base for this product is beyond me! My vet always recommends low sugar/low carb diets for parrots that especially have skin & feather issues, stress, etc. due to the inflammatory issues with sugar. Limited high sugar fruits & high carb like sweet potatoes, corn, etc., because high carb converts to sugar. For those who want to try supplementing with L-Theanine, you are better off puchasing it in pure powder form with no fillers, no GMO, no gluten, etc., which can be found on here. I have already made Amazon customer service aware of the issue of this ingredient & I hope that they will choose not to sell this product. Per my avian vet: cut down on sugar in the bird's diet if they are undergoing stress (ie. plucking, screaming, agitation, molting, hormones, fear, allergies, skin issues, etc.) because you will just exacerbate the problem by adding more internal inflammation with sugar & causing blood sugar levels to spike.

A female Blue Eyed Triton Cockatoo was nervous and over preening her feathers making them shredded but no plucking yet. I tried the calming powder and 5 weeks later her feathers look much better and she is much calmer. For Zelda it worked!

First I would like to say I don't sprinkle this on top of my parrots food. I recently adopted a Catalina Macaw and with the vets OK, I started her on this calming supplement and their other product, feather growth supplement. She is the absolute pickiest eater I have ever come across. I literally have to spend 30 or so minutes every morning spoon feeding her the blend I will talk about below... There's no way I could get away with coating her food with something like this. So I used a blend of high quality baby food that contains veggies and fruit and mashed up a bit of banana then stirred this supplement in. I would love to be able to avoid fruit completely, but this bird came from a home where her diet was fruits, nuts, seeds and colored pellets. So having switched her to eating a blend of veggies & fruit and getting her on a dye free, more natural pellet is a win I will gladly accept. I noticed an improvement in her attitude on the first day I was able to get her to eat the proper dosage. She was so calm, no more neurotic feather tugging and she instead turned to her large selection of toys and just over all had a much more calm demeanor. She sought my attention more and has seemed much more accepting of a scritch here and there. I highly recommend this product and if you have a plucker, give their feather growth supplement a try as well.

Good product however the expiration date is short probably just this batch itself that i received. Hopefully finish before the date itself. Waiting for the featherup to be stocked up so that i can purchase that again.

There is improvement my mini macaws make less noise but have to use it consistently to see results.