Uni Infinity
Bird Diaperalls
Bird Diaperalls
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Description
Give your bird the comfort they deserve. Our washable bird diapers are made from soft, baby-grade fabric and designed with a spacious, leak-proof poop pouch to keep feathers and homes clean. Its minimalist, open front and back design allows birds to move and preen naturally and prevent toes from getting caught.
Ideal for indoor birds, therapy birds, and backyard pets.
✔ Minimalist, Open Design for Maximum Comfort
✔ Ultra-soft, breathable fabric
✔ Spacious waterproof poop pouch
✔ Washable, reusable, and durable
✔ Trusted by thousands of pet parents
Size
3 sizes (S, M, L):
- XS/Small: Most doves, parakeet, large cockatiel, quaker, conure sun, caigue, senegal, indian ringneck, <=2 month old juvenile ferals, up to 200g or 0.45 lbs (Chest 5.5-6.5", Back 2-3").
- Medium: Small pigeons, large doves, fancies or ferals 220-300g or 0.5-0.65 lbs. (Chest 7-8", Back 3-4").
- Large: Cockatoo Goffin, medium/adult pigeons, racing pigeons, small macaw, 300-400g or 0.65-0.85 lbs.(Chest 8.5-9.5", Back 4-5").
*Note: Our diapers are likely too small for king pigeons or giant runts. For these larger birds, try our chicken diapers size S or M.
Fabric and Care
All Uni Infinity diapers feature a soft, breathable inner lining made from a cotton-linen blend for comfort and durability.
The waterproof poop pouch is crafted from high-quality vegan leather to ensure easy cleaning and long-lasting protection.
Outer Shell Materials (varies by pattern):
- 100% Bamboo Rayon: Pink Floral
- Polyester Blend: Red and Black Plaid (this fabric offers added water resistance compared to the others)
Although the diapers are machine washable and dryable, we recommend hand washing and air drying to maintain fabric quality and extend the life of your diaper.
Frequently Asked Questions
I have a bantam chicken - what size should I order?
Bantam chickens are typically size S or M. Typically sebright bantams and miniature silkies wear size S, while bantam silkies wear size M.
I have a bantam silkie - what size should I order?
Bantam silkies typically wear size M. Refer to size chart pictures for reference. If you are still unsure, feel free to send us a photo of your chicken and we can recommend a size for you!
I have a rescue chicken (unsure of breed), who is about 5lbs - what size should I order?
If your chicken is a standard sized chicken (not a bantam), size L will typically fit. Rounder chickens might need a size XL. Refer to pictures in our size chart for reference. If you are still unsure, feel free to send us a photo and we will recommend a size for you!
I have a standard sized chick - should I order size S/M instead of L?
You could, but chicks grow quickly. Typically by 8-12 weeks, they will require a size L diaper. Refer to the pictures in the size chart for reference. If you are still unsure, send us a photo and we will help recommend the correct size!
I’m still unsure about my chicken’s size. Can you help?
Absolutely! Just email us a photo of your chicken (ideally with something in the background for scale), along with its breed and weight, and we’ll help you pick the right size.
How do I know I chose the right size?
Make sure the Uni Infinity logo on the chest fabric sits just below your chicken’s crop. If the logo falls between the legs, it’s time to size up. The straps should feel snug but not tight—if even the loosest setting is too tight, you can use strap extenders, which are available to purchase in our store. Finally, the poop pouch should fully cover the vent; if it doesn’t, get the next size up.
How do I put the diaper on correctly?
You should have received an instruction manual with your order. If you didn’t get one or have misplaced it, just reach out to us, and we’ll send you a digital copy right away.
The straps should rest comfortably in your chicken’s armpits without restricting wing movement. The Uni Infinity logo should sit low on the chest, just under the crop. Ensure the poop pouch fully covers the vent to catch all droppings.
What if the poop pouch doesn't stay in place?
If the poop pouch shifts, secure the straps together just above the tail using a small clip or paper clip. This helps keep the pouch properly positioned and ensures it catches all droppings.