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About Laurie Gallagher
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Since 2002, I have owned, bred and now rescue and re-home sugar gliders. was a USDA Licensed breeder until June of 2007 and, as of December 2006, have converted to a sugar glider rescue and re-homing only operation. I can help with questions about diet, habitat, enrichment, behavior, bonding, rescues, joeys, health. IF YOU SUSPECT YOUR SUGAR GLIDER IS SICK, CONTACT A QUALIFIED SUGAR GLIDER VETERINARIAN IMMEDIATELY. (I am not a veterinarian and cannot replace a visit to the vet).

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I was a USDA licensed breeder. I was a sugar glider breeder and rescuer for 6 years. I was also an administrator on Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (WSGN) Screen name: Lauriegall

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Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (WSGN)

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Online at Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (WSGN)

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No formal education on sugar gliders but years of research and experience.
Real Estate Agent at http://www.lauriegallagher.com/ and Paralegal
 
   

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Topic: Sugar Gliders



Expert: Laurie Gallagher
Date: 4/18/2008
Subject: about my sugar glider Pixie

Question
I am needing help. My sugar glider of five years old whom I treat as my daughter is showing signs of being sick. I think it is so hard to tell. She is having difficulty walking and climbing around as if she were in pain. She hasn't been eating well and I don't know what to give her to make her feel better. I am in an area where the vets have no clue what I can do to help her do you have any suggestions please. She is the world to me

Answer
She needs vet attention ASAP.  I am sorry, but I am not a vet.  A sick glider needs treatment right away.  Sugar gliders are not like other animals.  Many times by the time you see some sort of symptom, it is already too late or only hours.  They can go very quickly, so please get her to a vet right away.

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