Exotic Vet Sugar Glider Diet Sheet (Visit this link)
Starting point for "wild" type diets. Flowers, pollen and acacia gum are added as treats.
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Where does it say that they don't eat fruit?
Reviewed on: Jan 10 2017 3:32PM
It says they are mainly sap, nectar, and insectivores, which is true. It also says you can feed fruit as a snack. It doesn't say they won't/don't eat fruit. I'm sure they eat gumnuts (eucalyptus fruit) in the wild when available.
But then again, chocolate is not only not part of a natural "wild" diet it's also toxic, but that didn't stop Viva (dog) from eating an entire pound bag of baking chocolate (she lived, thanks to heroic vet action).
But then again, chocolate is not only not part of a natural "wild" diet it's also toxic, but that didn't stop Viva (dog) from eating an entire pound bag of baking chocolate (she lived, thanks to heroic vet action).
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Bird and Exotic Clinic of Seattle
Diet and Proof needed
Reviewed on: Nov 17 2010 6:30PM
What/where is : "Bird and Exotic Clinic of Seattle"
Is this very General information actually given BY - "Bird and Exotic Clinic of Seattle".
Fruit is NOT a part of diet in the wild? If they LOVE fruit - what prevents them from eating it in the wild? Where is the verified proof of this?
Is this very General information actually given BY - "Bird and Exotic Clinic of Seattle".
Fruit is NOT a part of diet in the wild? If they LOVE fruit - what prevents them from eating it in the wild? Where is the verified proof of this?
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