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Listed
in BLUE are things that can be bought at any time because they do not go bad.
- Cage
- Water bottle (for small
animals)
- 2 Feeding bowls (for fresh
foods that can go bad easy)
- Bonding pouch
- Cage pouch
- Climbing branch ( be sure
are safe if using)
- Wodent Wheel (with 4 cable
ties to secure)
- Cage toys (4 or more)
- Protection to fit the bottom
of the cage (recently I started using pieces of fabric)
- Bonding tent
- Outlet covers
- Sugar Glider information
books
- Journal
- Camera
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Everything
listed in PURPLE, should be made by hand, however I do have them available for sale.
- Zipper, window, double
layer bonding pouch with blanket
- Drawstring bonding pouch
with blanket
- Cage pouch
- Blanket
- Corner hammock
- Hammock
- Climbing rope
- Cube
- Mattress
- Toy ring
- Joey bridge
- Cage cover
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Listed
in RED is everything to include with Medical Emergency Kit
(My
list does not include needles, etc.. because I do NOT recommend you use these unless properly trained)
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Spare cage
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Spare bonding pouch
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Spare cage set
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Bird feeder dispenser (for feeding with e-collar)
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Heating pad
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Fleece blanket (to wrap glider and keep warm)
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Q-tips (cleaning wounds and applying medication creams)
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1 cc syringes without needle (for giving oral medication)
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French catheter #5 (feeding babies & adults)
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Baby finger nail cutters
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Sterile cotton pads/bandages
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First aid gauze wrap
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Tooth picks
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Tweezers
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Small scissors
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Small adhesive tape
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E-collar (or instruction and material)
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Mineral oil
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Corn starch (to clot blood)
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Marsupial milk for emergency feeding
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Pedialyte
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Neosporin
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Neosporin plus pain relief (use with e-collar)
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Hydrogen Peroxide (incase of bite or scratch)
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Sugar Gliders family vet contact info (including after hours/emergency)
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Credit card for emergency vet visits only (should
be min. $300)
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List of other vets that treat sugar gliders (if unable to contact family vet)
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Here
in GREY is a list of things to get right before you bring the joey's home. These things can go bad, so be careful not to get
them too early.
- Ingredients of the diet
breeder has been feeding them
- Sugar glider staple food
- Glider safe and recommended
treats
- Crickets (frozen or live)
- Meal worms
- Fruits (baby food)
- Fresh fruits
- Fresh sweet veggies
- Fresh meat (depending on
what breeder recommends)
- Honey
- Apple juice (baby)
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