Sugar gliders are very cute you just always want to play with them, they can easily fit in your pocket so you can carry them everywhere you go and they even while in the pocket they don’t get harmed. Gliders are very loving, adorable, smart and offer very good company. It is very easy to bond with a sugar glider just give them adequate care, proper attention and interactions and they will be loyal to you for the rest of their lives. They are able to recognize you by scent, your footsteps, your voice and even sometimes your behaviors. You can relieve yourself from stress by just watching your sugar glider go about and play. There is an advantage at taking up more than just one sugar glider because watching them play makes you feel a relaxed and in a happy place.
You do not have to worry about spending a lot of money while taking care of a sugar glider since they are very economical. They do not need to visit the vet that often and sometimes they rarely do, no vaccinations are needed, deworming sessions are also not required. Sugar gliders need certain requirements in order to lead a healthy and long life. These gliders love comfortable and well-ventilated habitats that are very spacious. Sugar gliders need a stoppered water bottle, a heavy flat dish or a bowl attached to the cage for food, a nesting box for sleeping with beddings made out of shredded paper or wood shavings.
Gliders also need to be very active thus they require ladders, a hard bone for chewing and a tubing for hiding and exploring. Nutrition is also very important, they need fresh fruits and vegetables, a source of protein and multivitamins with d3 supplements. You need to create a good relationship with your sugar glider for it to recognize you and also be friendly with you despite their loving nature they also require human interaction. Sugar gliders have reactions such as making loud noises when they are hungry, upset or when expressing their emotions. Sometimes sugar gliders tend to be noisy it may be because they are hungry, upset or they just want to express their emotions. Allowing your glider to ride in your pocket or in a pouch that hangs around your neck is an easy way to bond and interact with them. In the case where your glider is not yet tame or is not used to being handled then you will need a little bit of time and patience for the animal to get used to you. What are you waiting for being on a rush to get yourself these loving little animals which will always make your days just a little more eventful.