I don't use any seasoning lol . I'm allergic to so much and I cook hers seperate lol

Good Like they said, you'll need to get her on a good diet and give it a few months to see a difference. We have two boys that have staining because I was feeding the wrong veggies or too many of the wrong veggies. What they like isn't always what is best for them. Just like kids. They love chips, do you feed it to them everyday? No. I received a lot of help from viciousencounters here and I can relay some of her info to you if you need.

Most fur conditions will quickly sort themselves out once the glider is on a good diet. You'll be suprised how quickly. She still looks very stained but as you said you're still waiting on a proper diet for her.

Just curious, what size cage is she in there?x

That's what I was sold but she is moving in her new one today I was letting my silicone set real good

Hubby surprised me with 20 feet of fleece I'm going cage crazy woohoo

I made my own cage accessories. It's really addictive and there is some gorgeous fleece you can buy!

Theres instructions on suz sugar glider website about how to make no-sew cage sets, I've done a few of these but i've also made some sewn ones with the help of youtube videos x

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Where is the silicone in her cage? I don't think that is safe even after it sets - gliders will chew and could ingest it.

Outside she cant get it it's holdin the corners of mesh so it had to set goo

I've done a pouch and tunnel lackin hammock ball pit and pillows