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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: 6/8/2008
Subject: EMERGENCY PLEASE HELP

Question
Please help me I have had my sugar glider for almost a year now.. The other night he got out of his cge and I couldnt findhim! When I found him his face looked really swollen! When I got a closer look it looks like a piece of his nicse and from his eye doen has been cut off !! Hes not bleeding he doesnt seem in pain hes eating and all it just is yellow and looks really nasty. It looks like its his bone or cartildge. Im scared and I feel really bad. I dont know what to do or where to take him  and I dont have the money right now to afford a huge vet bill. Please help me. My number is 312-231-6250.Thank you

Answer
I am sorry but the vet is the best option for you.  Sometimes that is the only option.  He needs antibiotics now and possibly more.  You must find a way to take him to the vet.  Until you get there, you can put regular neosporin on the wound, but he needs a vet.

Best of luck,

Laurie

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