Master Size ChartFor sizes Petite through Large: size is base on fully grown adults; younger (less than five months old), immature or lean birds may be better served by the next smaller size in each category.Petite: fits most pacific parrotlets, American parakeets, smaller lovebirds, and similarX-Small: fits most lovebirds, English budgies, and similarSmall: fits most green cheeked, dusky, and jenday conures, African senegals, baby cockatiels (less than six months), and similarMedium: fits most cockatiels, quakers, caiques, sun conures, smaller lories, ring neck doves, red bellied parrots, and similarLarge: fits most nanday, miter, and blue crown conures, red headed, yellow collared, and hahns macaws, rainbow lories, Indian ring necks, maxmillan pionus, jardines, moustache parakeets, Patagonian conures, and similarThe following FlightSuits feature Double Liners for extra volume.Wide: fits most goffin cockatoos, timneh African greys, pigeons, and similarWide Plus: fits most bare eyed cockatoos, severe macaws, crows, and similarX-Wide: fits most Congo African greys, amazons, eclectus solomon, lesser sulpher crested cockatoos, and similarX-Wide Plus: fits most red sided eclectus, cameron Congo, and similarX-Wide Long: fits most vos maeri and grand eclectus, and similarX-Large: fits most umbrella, eleonora, and medium sulpher crested cockatoos, and similarJumbo: fits most moluccan, citron, and greater sulpher crested cockatoos, and similarMammoth: fits most blue, gold, and scarlet macaws, military macaws, and similarColossal: fits most larger blue and gold macaws, green wing macaws, and similarDirectionsOpen Velcro fastener and place on flat surface with tail opening facing upward.Set bird onto suit, guiding feet through openings.Gently ease elastic straps up and over corresponding wings.Align and snugly clasp Velcro fastener.Carefully stretch wings to attain fullest expansion.Poop pouch should line up under vent.For assistance or questions call the FlightLine at 1-888-412-7667.For larger birds, gently stretch wings before clasping Velcro fastener.As with all new pet accessories, owners should supervise pet birds at all times especially while introducing FlightSuits.A Correct FitFor maximum safety and comfort, it is essential FlightSuits fit correctly. Check for key indicators:Poop-pouch should be positioned directly under vent with no major gaps between tail and pouch.FlightSuit should be snug but not tight--pinky finger should fit easily between bird and edges of material.Excess material indicates FlightSuit is too large (i.e. sagging around legs).Elastic strap should fit comfortably over wings or scapular area with no wrinkling--pinky finger should fit easily under straps.Washing InstructionsTurn soiled FlightSuit inside out and match up Velcro fastener.Allow suit to soak in Woolite water mixture for 30 to 45 minutes.Rinse thoroughly in cold water and hang to dry.Tips For UseCheck FlightSuit regularly. Change every four to six hours (small/medium birds), one to four hours (large birds), or when full.Keep bird's nails trimmed to prevent snagging of material.FlightLiners (sold separately) can be placed in the poop-pouch for extra absorption.By gently tugging the poop-pouch towards the tail, the bird's feet will be guided out of the FlightSuit.Conditioning TechniquesIn order to maximize the success when introducing FlightSuits, it is important bird owners take the following steps in the conditioning process. This process will be quicker for younger birds (less than five to six months old); longer for older birds.Allow bird to see the FlightSuit from a comfortable distance--so it may become accustomed to both the color and fabric. Minimum time: two to three days.Slowly and gradually (over time) move the FlightSuit closer to the bird and cage. Minimum time: two to three days.Pin the FlightSuit onto shirt and allow bird to explore it during "cuddle time".Pet or caress bird with FlightSuit hanging around cage, allowing bird to examine or explore the suit. Minimum time: two to three days.Put hand inside FlightSuit and scratch bird gently.When mutually ready to "test fly" the FlightSuit, remove bird food for two to three hours, put suit on, and immediately reward by feeding. This serves as a positive reinforcement as well as distraction.Use the following examples for positive reinforcement while birds are in FlightSuits:Offer plenty of verbal praise.Make for quality one-on-one time away from cage.Treat bird to a favorite toy or a favorite treat: peas, corn, millet spray.Take bird outside for a special outing (with leash).Birds may nibble on elastic until accustomed to FlightSuit. This should diminish over time. To minimize, spray bitters on FlightSuit.Set Includes Lanyard and LifeRing: To UseSimply sandwich LifeRing adapter between existing FlightSuit Velcro strips, ensuring Velcro is evenly aligned. Lanyard tip with LifeRing (grommet) should extend from base, so Velcro is snug and grommet has maximum freedom of movement.PointersAvian Fashions advocates prudent wing clipping to minimize risk of losing treasured birds. Reducing a bird's ability to fly wisely limits unwanted take-off attempts. Pet accessories, especially a means of restraint such as a harness or leash, require care when introducing. No amount of wing clipping or restraint can substitute careful supervision. Regularly inspect Lanyard and LifeRing for fatigue or wear.
Avian Fashions FlightSuit in Petite
Size: Petite
Style: Keets, Small Lovebirds, Parrotlets
Avian Fashions FlightSuit in X-Small
Size: X-Small
Style: Lovebirds, English Budgies
Avian Fashions FlightSuit in Small
Size: Small
Style: Baby Tiels, African Senegals, Conures
Avian Fashions FlightSuit in Medium
Size: Medium
Style: Tiels, Smaller Lories, Caiques, Quakers, Doves
Avian Fashions FlightSuit in Large
Size: Large
Style: Conures, Macaws, Rainbow Lories, Pionus, Jardines
