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Pocket Pets are awesome!!!! Got all 3 of my babies there and I have no problems whatsoever. Yes there is a lot of misinformation out there, but I don't see it coming from them. I've followed all their advice and my babies are all healthy. I have a friend that thinks she knows everything about animals and refuses to listen to anything Pocket Pets says, and all of here gliders stay sick constantly. So what you will, but I will laways buy from Pocket Pets and no one else. quote: Originally posted by prslone75
Pocket Pets are awesome!!!! Got all 3 of my babies there and I have no problems whatsoever. Yes there is a lot of misinformation out there, but I don't see it coming from them. I've followed all their advice and my babies are all healthy. I have a friend that thinks she knows everything about animals and refuses to listen to anything Pocket Pets says, and all of here gliders stay sick constantly. So what you will, but I will laways buy from Pocket Pets and no one else.
Ive never done this on this site before, but you Sir/Mam are what we in the conspiracy theory community call a Shill, you have 2 posts out of nowhere when your company that is paying you came up in a negative light and your trying to defend them... SHILL ALERT!!! lol Edit: This thread was Necro'd... Proof is in the pudding
Buh-Bye! For the record I do not work for pocket pets, I'm just a loyal customer of a company that has never been anything but good to me. My pets have never been to the vet because they have never been sick. I have no reason to take them and waste money for the vet to tell me what I already know. My babies are all named after apples, their favorite food to eat. Their names are Honeycrisp, Macintosh, and Jazz. I'll post pics when I get a chance. glid3rtr0n Joey 11 Posts You're only lucky that your animals from pocket pets are okay. They * sugar gliders over left and right. Throw them in the air to teach them to fly? Wow, that the first I heard of that one. I don't know where you guys get your information, but no one from Pocket Pets ever told me anything so stupid. And bread? Where in my post did I say anything about bread? They eat nuts, fruits, and veges. I can't see where that's a bad diet no matter how you try to spin it. It sounds to me like most of you are just paranoid and take your pets to the vet for no reason and when they tell you something is wrong you jump in head first with a bunch of money to "heal" a baby that was probably never sick. Maybe it's the vet that's taking advantage of you. All I know is I have followed everything told to me by Pocket Pets, including ignoring all the misinformation on sites like these, and my babies are the most awesomely healthy pets ever. I do have friends on the other hand that refuse to believe anything that they say and their gliders are constantly sick. And I can't repeat this enough for the people on here who apparently can't read, I DO NOT WORK FOR POCKET PETS!!!! a friendly reminder - don't feed the trolls ~
Just posted some pics of my babies. rabid-redsquirrel Joey USA 11 Posts ok I got my two babies from pocket pets (abbie and ecko) I emailed the company and went so far as to go to the mall office where I found them to get the phone number for pocket pets needed advice on bonding NO HELP AT ALL was finally emailed back, they didn't care I was having trouble
Some photos from our members Minnesota Zoo Fuzzy Wuzzy USA 1999 Posts
I got this in my email in box and thought I'd share...it won't let me copy and paste it.hopefully the screen/camera shot will... hopefully...prslone75 you can read this months "Newsletter/*site banned*" from Pocket pets..."the importance of getting an annual wellness exam"...maybe you missed this email from them...Also you must be aware of the "ASGV" organization of veteranarians that work(preach horrible advice/videos...where the bread comment was referenced from)for them too? Why would vets sign up with that organization if they would never see a glider patient until it was sick or dying...there's no money in that for them then is there? And however if your babies are living in a 2'x 2'x 2' cage and eating pellets and nuts...they will not be "healthy" for long! I'm sorry...I had to go there...probably feeding Trolls. Michelle629 Joey 49 Posts I'm trying really hard not to judge all of you the way you are judging me. All I can say is my babies are happy and healthy. I've followed the Pockets Pets advice for nearly 2 years and I see no reason to change now. I really think you all are making it out to be harder than it really is. Maybe you just like adversity, or maybe I handle it better. You're doing what works for you, and I'm doing what works for me. The difference is you can't accept that my way is working, and you have nothing but hate for a company that has served me well. Sorry if I seem like I'm being pushy. I like the company because they have been good to me. The same way you obviously like where you get your gliders. I've never had a reason to doubt them. I'll try to keep everyone's interest in mind when I post, but I don't think it's fair to have to sensor myself, when all I see on here in a misrepresentation of a company that I like. I've been called a Shill. Honestly, I had not ever heard that term until yesterday when I joined this site. I don't work for them, and the only contact I've had with them is when I bought my pets, and when I have questions. When I do have questions, their answers are spot on. They've never steered me wrong. I hope that the hate can be dialed down a bit. I love my pets, and take very good care of them. If you believe nothing about me, believe that. GliderLove94 Fuzzy Wuzzy 1153 Posts quote: Originally posted by prslone75
Sorry if I seem like I'm being pushy. I like the company because they have been good to me. The same way you obviously like where you get your gliders. I've never had a reason to doubt them. I'll try to keep everyone's interest in mind when I post, but I don't think it's fair to have to sensor myself, when all I see on here in a misrepresentation of a company that I like. I've been called a Shill. Honestly, I had not ever heard that term until yesterday when I joined this site. I don't work for them, and the only contact I've had with them is when I bought my pets, and when I have questions. When I do have questions, their answers are spot on. They've never steered me wrong. I hope that the hate can be dialed down a bit. I love my pets, and take very good care of them. If you believe nothing about me, believe that.
prslone75, If you are in fact a real user, then by all means welcome to the forums. Glad you found us. We are not comfortable with the fact that Pocket Pets travels to random malls to distribute sugar gliders, often to uneducated new owners. A lot of the time these babies end up on Craigslist because people find out that they are too difficult for them to care for. Our natural response to someone who has first posts either advertising or endorsing a company, is that they are not a real user. The reason we do no suggest pellets; http://www.sugarglider.com/gliderpedia/index.asp?Pellets
Heat rocks are potentially dangerous. Sugar gliders can get electrocuted by them or even burnt. http://www.sugarglider.com/gliderpedia/index.asp?HeatRock
I assure you I am a real user. I have no affiliation with Pocket Pets whatsoever. I'm just a satisfied customer. I understand that making pellet food the primary diet can be dangerous. I use it as a supplement. It's there in the bowl in case they get hungry when I'm not around, or in bed since they're up all night. I would never feed them just pellets and I have no idea where the notion of bread came from. I've never given them bread and I've never been told to by anyone. As far as the heat rock goes, I would tend to agree that a bare heat rock could easily burn them, so if one is being used I'd say it should be covered. I've notice with my gliders that they prefer to just get in their pouch and cuddle each other for warmth. They rarely even used the rock, so I unplugged it. It's still there as something for them to sit on, but they don't use or need it for heat. I know I don't have the same views as most others on here, but my babies are healthy and happy, and my family gives them all the love and attention they need. Hopefully everyone else can just repect that. I guess you missed the part where I said I feed them nuts, which are an excellent source of protein, and also a part of their diet in the wild. Everyone wants to point out that you can't get pellets in the wild so why feed them to them in captivity. Those same people want to say in I'm not taking them to the vet then I'm not taking proper care of them. You know what else isn't in the wild? A vet!!! You take sick animals to the vet, not healthy ones. If you're taking care of them properly, which I am, they won't get sick. Mine have never shown the slightest indication that they may be something wrong. It seems to me the only ones I've ever seen sickly are the ones the follow that BML diet. I had a friend that fed hers that diet and the poor things fur fell out and he developed sores on his head. She started feeding him fruits and nuts, and now he's perfectly healthy. Everyone wants to point to the diet they eat in the wild. Fruits, veges, nuts, these things are avilable for them in the wild, and they thrive on them in captivity. I think I saw someone on here feeding her glider chicken. Are you serious?? These animals do not even have the proper teeth to eat meat. And that stench that I see some people complaining about is probably from feeding them meat that they should never be eating. My glider have almost no smell at all. Why don't we all just agree to disagree?
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