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How to trim sugar glider nails

Hello Suggie Lovers!
Have you ever tried cutting your suggie nails?

You need : Towel, Nail clipper and of course Sugar Glider

Model : Lola

Supposed to cover her face to reduce stress but she loves camera :S

Right leg

Okay you have to know that we cannot simply cut their nails
Take note that theres blood vein on it
We just have to cut off the very end of each nails

Don't cut too much, as it will bleed
Below are the clearer image of suggie nails
Take a look at the blood vein (the pink vein on the nails)

* Please click for clearer view

Lola saying Thank You to her nail clipper

Foods to Avoid

If given at all, these foods should only be fed in small quantities and not regularly.

• dog food (see the cat food controversy below)
• iceberg lettuce
• nuts
• sunflower seeds

Tofu & Soy Products: Tofu is recommended by Caroline MacPherson as a good source of protein.  But some breeders are opposed to soy products being given to sugar gliders. Research on some other animals shows tofu can have a negative effect on the digestive system. As far as we know, a negative effect on sugar gliders has not yet been proven. Some breeders object to tofu because it is a protein source from beans, rather than meat or insect.
Grapes & Raisins: Suncoast Sugar Gliders believes that there may be a connection from grapes and raisins to kidney failure in sugar gliders (as well as other pets).  Click here to read Suncoast's newsletter regarding the grape controversy.
Fruit Pits, Skins, and Seeds:  There is some debate over whether or not it is safe to leave pits, seeds, and skin on/in fruits.  I have read from several sources stating you should remove pits from any fruit that you give your gliders.  I ran across this newsletter by Suncoast, which states that although pits, skins, and seeds are bad for gliders, they have come to realize that gliders are smart enough not to eat them and that it is ok to not remove them.
Cat Food: This is something sugar gliders have been debating over for a long time.  Some diets include a high quality cat food as the main source of protein in the sugar glider diet, however many sugar glider owners are adamant that cat food should never be fed to a suggie.  In any case, cat food should never be the main course for your sugar glider.  Many healthy problems could result from feeding cat food, including intestinal blockage, lumpy jaw syndrome, and even death from improper nutritional balance.  Click here for a good article about the cat food debate.
This is by no means a complete list of unsafe foods for sugar gliders.  Many foods are just common sense items that should not be given to pets.  If you are unsure whether or not a food is safe, the general rule of thumb is NOT to feed it.  If you believe an item on this list to be in error or believe something should be added to the list, please contact us.
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List of Unsafe Foods for Sugar Gliders

Below is a list of unsafe foods for sugar gliders and a list of foods that are considered bad and should generally be avoided. There is also a list of controversial foods that you may want to educate yourself about before choosing to offer them to your sugar gliders.

Unsafe Foods

This is a list of foods that you should NEVER feed to your sugar gliders. Please contact us if you believe a food on this list should be on the list of unsafe foods to avoid. With some of these items, we were not 100% sure and generally believe that if you are unsure, then you should not feed it to your glider.

• Baby foods that contain onions or garlic
• canned foods (most contain added salt and sugar)
• cheese
• chives
• chocolate
• coffee
• fried foods
• garlic
• insects that are not raised as small animal food
• leeks
• milk (cow or goat’s milk)
• millet
• onions
• peanuts (can cause aflatoxicosis)
• processed meat
• raw eggs
• raw meat
• rhubarb
• salt
• scallions
• soda
• sugar (granulated sugar or foods with added sugar)
• tea

Sugar Glider Safe Vegetables

Acorn Squash
Alfalfa Sprouts
Amaranth
Artichoke
Asparagus
Bamboo Shoots
Beet Greens
Beets
Black-Eyed Peas
Bok Choy
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Burdock Roots
Butternut Squash
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower
Celery
Chayote
Chicory Greens
Chinese Cabbage
Collard Greens
Coriander
Corn
Cowpeas
Cucumber
Dandelion Greens
Dock
Eggplant
Endive
French Beans
Ginger Root
Green Beans
Green Pepper
Jew's Ear
Jicama
Jute
Kale
Kohlrabi
Lettuce (Butterhead)
Lettuce (dark green leaf)
Lettuce (iceberg)
Lettuce (Red)
Lettuce (Romaine)
Lima Beans
Lupines
Mushrooms
Mustard Greens
Mustard Spinach
Nana Cabbage
Okra
Parsley
Parsnips
Peas
Potato
Pumpkin
Radish
Red Peppers
Rutabagas
Snow Peas
Soy Bean
Spaghetti Squash
Spinach
Summer Squash
Sweet Peppers (Green)
Sweet Peppers (Red)
Sweet Potatoes
Swiss Chard
Tofu
Turnip
Turnip Greens
Watercress
Winter Squash
Yams
Yellow Wax Beans
Zucchini

Sugar Glider Safe Fruits

Acerola
Apples
Apricots
Asian Pear
Avocado
Bananas
Blackberries
Blueberries
Breadfruit
Cantaloupe
Carambola
Carissa
Casaba Melon
Cherimoya
Cherries
Coconut
Concord Grapes
Crab Apples
Cranberries
Currant
Custard Apples
Dates
Elderberries
Figs
Gooseberries
Grapefruit
Grapes
Ground Cherries
Guava
Honeydew
Jackfruit
Java Plum
Jujube
Kiwi
Kumquat
Lemon
Lemon Peel
Lime
Lime Peel
Longans
Loquats
Mammy Apple
Mandarin Oranges
Mango
Mulberries
Nectarine
Oheloberries
Orange Peel
Oranges
Papaya
Passion Fruit
Peaches
Pears
Persimmon
Pineapple
Pitanga
Plantain
Plums
Pomegranate
Prickly Pear
Prunes
Pummelo
Quince
Raisins
Raspberries
Rose Apple
Roselle
Sapodilla
Sapote
Soursop
Strawberries
Sugar Apple
Tamarind
Tangerine
Tomato
Watermelon

Tips untuk jinakkan Sugar Gliders

1.     Bonding pouch yang tersangkut pada badan kita akan serap suhu badan kita dan  SG akan rasa selesa dengan suhu badan kita yang  panas

2.     Selalu bercakap dengan SG macam kita main dengan baby. Jadi SG akan dengar dan  SG tahu kita ini bukanlah  ancaman pada SG. SG akan rasa selamat yang Sg tahu kita ini ownernya .Bau badan kita pun Sg akan tahu.

3.     Selalu suapkan makan yang SG suka

4.     Selalu SG akan crabbing bila nampak kita, jadi cube try hulur maknan yg SG suka gunakan tangan  pastu usap SG perlahan-lahan

5.     Kalau nak bela SG satu saja jangan takut kena gigit kalu tidak emmm….

6.     SG selalunya akan acah nak  gigit atau jerit2 bila kita nak pengang Sg , owner jangan larikan tangan  , owner perlu berani dari SG  dan usap perlahan-lahan n  belai2 kepala Sg  dulu pastu badan SG , bila dah ok baru owner ambil perlahan-lahan

7.     Letak baju yang owner pakai dalam pouch Sg buat macam perca @ gunting sedikit  letak kat pouch..@  tempat yang SG selalu tdo.

8.     Tak payah la nk geli kalau Sg poo or pee kat kite ye.hehehhe

*Bawa SG pergi jalan2 sekerap mungkin dan SG perlu dengar suara kita sentiasa..baru SG  rasa selamat bersama owner

*Suhu badan kita boleh bg SG selesa n selamat