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Posted by: Diana09Hi I'm new to this. I have a question. I had 1 sugar glider for about 3 months before I decided to get her a friend. When it was just her by herself we had no problems with smell. Now that I bought her a friend and had him neutered( I heard it would help with the smell) their cage smells alot and its starting to bother my mom. Any tips or ideas to reduce odor?? I appreciate it in advance

Posted by: Skellyheart2001Im scared that my gliders are fighting. Im only an 11 year old, so I need some help on how I know if they are actually fighting. They make a sound kinda like a locust, and will stare at each and they go so fast I cant see what they do then run away from each other! Does anyone know what is going on?

Posted by: crystal_95My glider kiko just broke his tail. it got wrapped and stuck in the wheel and him and his momma were trying to get his tail out and that when we noticed how bad it was. it didnt rip off but close to the tip it just dangles. and the close to the base is where him and lilo either tryed biting it off or the wheel tried to break it in a second part either way the first lesion is bleeding and they ripped of a bunch of fur off his tail. im scared for him but he can jump around walk and eat idk what to do for now considering it 4 am.

Posted by: ZeeZooI found a female sugar glider for sale, I'm going to be a first-time owner and I will definitely buy her a friend, but to me she looks malnutritioned from the looks of her fur. What do you guys think?

Posted by: ExoticRebelHello everyone,
I was wondering as a treat do you think using the Gerber organic fruit and veggies baby food would be okay to feed a sugar glider as a treat?
I also have just the fruit one, of course I give my babies real fruit and all their needs. I just wanted everyone opinion on the Gerber Organics. They come in a to go pouch to feed a baby on travel it can be served a few times before having to Toss it. I would oonly keep it for two or three days. Let me know why you think thanks :)

Posted by: bettyboop3030So after weeks of scouring the internet I cannot find any gliders in my area for adoption. I see some for rehoming but they are older or the current owner won't respond to my inquiry. I am going to be a first time owner but have care for a variety of pets. I used to work at an animal hospital and have contacts still there. If anyone has advice or can help me find some little ones I would be greatful. I am currently working on a cage for them so any tips on setup would be awesome! Thanks!

Posted by: JLee518Hello, I just got two new female sugar gliders. I honestly took them in as pets because I saw pictures and knew someone who had one before and thought they were the cutest things ever. But now since I have inherited two I'm not sure I know the right basics of care for them. I have been researching a lot but everything is so contradicting one page says one thing and the other the opposite. I just want to take the best care of them as possible and make sure they are ok. I don't want to hurt them in any way they are so tiny and fragile looking. Any tips or suggestions or dos or donts from fellow glider owners for a new glider mommy?

Posted by: ZazuLoverThis morning while playing my adult male, Zazu, missed a few times gliding and hit the wall. I am an overly concerned owner and want to make sure that he's okay. He is acting normal. Should I be worried?

Posted by: ZeeZooI am going to be a first time sugar glider owner and I was wondering if this cage would be alright.

Posted by: KekeandshelbyIs it ok that I feed my glider babyfood and pellets every night with some meal worms and sprinkle calcium and booster in it every night I just want to know if that's enough I also give her fruits as treats

Posted by: osiearshHello. I have had my sugar glider Toby for about 5 months now. I got him as a joey, and he has come a long way. Of course he is not fully trusting of me and in time will bond better, but he allows me to hold him, play with him, & we have tent time occasionally. I spend 2 to 3 hours at LEAST every day holding and playing, and carry him around a lot. He seems very playful and happy overall and gets new toys every 3 or 4 days to keep him entertained. Yes he is a single glider, & i plan to get him neutered and get a friend for him in June or July.
Anyways, a few days ago i noticed that the very tip of his tail had a little turd in it. I got it a little damp and got it out. No problems. He often drags his tail in his pee/poo and sometimes it gets sticky from his fruits. Well now the tip of the tail has thinner hair. Still has the lil fuzz but i can see the black of his skin. It isn't red or irritated, so i don't think he is digging. Could it just be due to it being sticky and he licked it too much? I have been monitoring it the past few days and it doesn't seem to be any worse.
Please let me know your thoughts and please no bashing on me for having a single glider :) thanks!

Posted by: KekeandshelbyI need help with what to feed my sugar glider keke. I've looked at a lot of diffrent things so right now I am feeding her glider pellets with eucalyptus and about 3 meal worms and I alternate vegi babyfood and pear babyfood with fresh fruits here and there is this a good diet ?

 

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