Where do sugar gliders go in the House?
Under fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer these attract the sugar gliders because of the warm dark area they provide. Your dirty clothes or any clothes on the ground, they are attracted to your scent and it mimics a pouch. Check cage again, because you never know.
What to do with a sugar glider cage?
All cages are finished with a pet-safe powder coat, and are well known for their durability that can lifetime of your pet. Select cages include free platform shelves, ladders, feed dishes, and climbing posts (see individual descriptions for info).
How long do sugar gliders live in captivity?
A sugar glider lives 12-15 years in captivity. You can ensure they live that long by giving them proper nutrition. But they will never be safe and comfortable unless you house them in the right cage.
How did the sugar glider get its name?
Last Updated: February 16, 2021 Sugar gliders may look like rodents, but they are actually marsupials like the kangaroo or koala. They got their name from their love for sweets coupled with their ability to glide through the air. From afar, they resemble flying squirrels.
All cages are finished with a pet-safe powder coat, and are well known for their durability that can lifetime of your pet. Select cages include free platform shelves, ladders, feed dishes, and climbing posts (see individual descriptions for info).
What do you need to know about a sugar glider?
These little marsupials are sweet, cuddly and very sociable, traits that make them wonderful pets. Sugar gliders are omnivorous, so they need a balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, and protein. They stay in a tall cage with plenty of branches to climb on, but they like to come out and play as often as possible.
What should I do if my sugar glider gets sick?
Make sure a towel is covering the hole underneath the door, a plug is in the bathtub, and the toilet seat is down. Find a veterinarian for exotic animals. Just like dogs and cats, sugar gliders occasionally get sick. Before you bring a pair of sugar gliders home, make sure you have a vet in your area who specializes in glider care.
How often should I clean my sugar glider cage?
To care for your sugar glider, start by setting it up in as big a cage as possible, since it needs space to spread its legs and glide. Once you’ve got the cage set up, clean it just once a week, because sugar gliders like their environment to be marked by their scent.
