Glider Care

Sugar gliders are social, intelligent animals that require daily interaction, a proper diet, and a well-prepared environment.

We recommend researching thoroughly and preparing in advance before bringing a glider home.

 

Diet

We feed a TPG (The Pet Glider) diet, which provides a balanced combination of protein, fruits, vegetables, and supplements.

Consistency is key- diet plays a major role in long-term health.

 

Housing

Gliders require a spacious cage with room to climb, jump, and explore.

Their environment should include:

  • sleeping pouches
  • enrichment toys
  • safe climbing structures

Cleanliness and routine maintenance are important for their wellbeing.

 

Social Needs

Sugar gliders are highly social and should not be kept alone.

They thrive with companionship and daily interaction, both with their owner and other gliders.

 

Bonding

Bonding takes time, patience, and consistency.

Daily handling and a calm approach will help build trust and create a strong relationship over time.

 

Commitment

Sugar gliders are a long-term commitment and require consistent care.

We encourage all potential owners to ensure they are fully prepared before adopting.

We’re always here if you have questions. We want every glider to be set up for a successful, well-supported life.