 | Posted by: | Emma, BAPann@hotmail.com | | Subject: | how do I wash... | | When: | 2:03 PM, 19 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 199.120.118.160 |
Please help, I am thinking of getting a glider but I need to know if I put them in a bath of water or what. I also need more info on food and veternarions in Minnesota.
Thanks,
Emma
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| Posted by: | dave, grn_yoshi@hotmail.com | | Subject: | washing | | When: | 4:10 PM, 19 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 209.119.5.213 |
Gliders keep themselces very clean and I dont know there is ever a need to wash them yourselves.
I have never had to wash mine. The only reason I would ever think of to wash them would be if the rolled around in their foood for some reasons.
| Posted by: | Savvy | | Subject: | baths | | When: | 4:36 PM, 19 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 208.130.245.151 |
Dave is right: Gliders keep themselves very clean. The only time they might need some washing off would be in the case of diarrhea. Then I just rinse in warm water and thoroughly towel dry. 
| Posted by: | Dawn, DBucalo@neo.rr.com | | Subject: | don't wash | | When: | 2:53 PM, 19 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 24.164.115.229 |
Actually, you shouldn't wash a glider. They take care of it themselves. They can get hypothermia easily if wet. If they get food or something on them, use a damp q-tip to clean it, then make sure they are in a warm, dry place long enough to dry off.
| Posted by: | Emma, BAPann@hotmail.com | | Subject: | thanks | | When: | 8:21 AM, 21 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 206.72.4.238 |
Hey thanks everyone. I think my future gliders will thank you to!! 
| Posted by: | Krissy, PureGrafic@aol.com | | Subject: | use glider glo | | When: | 6:51 AM, 21 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 205.188.193.21 |
I use glider glo , a spray bath , just spray it on and it takes out odors , that cleans their fur and skin. Its the best you can buy it here <a href=http://www.animalsexotique.com/shop/getItem/102/view>http://www.animalsexotique.com/shop/getItem/102/view</a>
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