BeapharAnti-Parasite Spot on for Parrots

I did not know if my African Grey had mites or not, but for a long time now she has been pecking all flight feathers off her right wing. I had a different mite spray before and I let it lapse when it ran out so I hadn't treated her for some time. Since using this she has been a different bird. She hadn't been chewing her toys for a long time either or being particularly cuddly. Suddenly she is destroying the house, so much happier, coming down for cuddles, and has all but stopped chewing her wing feathers. 3.5 weeks after the first treatment she started nibbling at them again so I gave her the second dose once the 4 weeks was up and she hasn't touched them since. Much happier bird. Will continue to monitor her and use this product as necessary. She did not like the pipette being administered to the nape of her neck, but the second time was easier (starting to associate it with feeling better?) and it is a darn sight easier than using a spray which you have to spray them all over but avoid their eyes! Five stars.

did the job

My parrot likes it so much he grabbed the tube and threw it across the room . As he didn’t have parasites was just precaution can’t say if it worked

This item arrived promptly, however it did not contain 150 tubes. There are two pipettes in the box which is enough for two treatments.I contacted the seller to question the advertising error, and the gentleman who answered the phone could not have been more helpful. He was kind, courteous and understanding. He offered to send some treats for Peanut, (our 1 year old African Grey) as an apology.First class service all the way from PetGoods4U. I will use, and recommend them in the future.Thank You.

Works very well.Birds are more relaxed now.

Keeps my parrot in good condition

No reviews for parrots , so not sure why it’s for other animals ,Only purchased as a precaution for my parrot , as it says on box for birds not mammals , need to rethink reviews or correct this .

I used it on a pet Pheasant that showed signs of mite or lice infestation. She was lifting her leg high underneath her on alternate steps and losing some neck feathers. The stuff didn't kill her, which is a bonus, and the exaggerated leg movement has all but disappeared, so I reckon it was the correct treatment. She now won't let me anywhere near her, which is understandable.