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Pets don't have the opportunity to engage in the activities that they naturally would in the wild. Mammal behaviorists who have spent time observing Gliders in the wild have reported that playtime ranks second only to food gathering in priority.



Hang - N- Hoop
Price: $4.89
Sale Price: $4.39
Glider Hanging Play Gym
$23.95
Forage Globe w Bell
Price: $14.89
Sale Price: $13.29
Hypno Wheel
$6.95
Glider Bowling Toy
Price: $4.89
Sale Price: $4.29
Bungee Toy
$8.69
California Calcium Twister
$10.95
New ... Cotton Ring Swing
$8.95
Activity Bell
$5.89
 Horizonal Sisal Rope Swing
Price: $14.89
Sale Price: $12.95
Klik Klak Toy
$7.49
Tiki Forage Toy
$13.95
Glider Basketball Toy
$4.89
Catapillar Dangle Toy
$4.89
Jumping Jingles
$8.95
Mazey Munch
$11.49
Dingle Bell
$4.89
DINGALING
$19.79
Triple Treat Foraging Toy
$19.95
Babble Ball on chain
$12.49
Babble Ball
$11.95
Barrel of Fun
$12.95
Beaded Bridge
$12.95
Bending Ropes
$8.95
Chewbular  Play Tube Large
$6.89
Doors And Drawers Foranging Toy
$22.95
Forage Egg
$8.49
Fun Tunnel
$8.95
Glider Harness & Leash
$8.95
Daffy For Taffy
$13.95
Rock& Roll Swing
$11.95
Tropical Fiddle Sticks
$11.95
Silly Saucer
$7.49
Rainstick
$19.95
Jungle Gym Excersise Toy
Price: $14.89
Sale Price: $11.69
Glider Cruiser
$21.95
Coil of Fun
$14.95
Curley Q
$7.95

Sugar gliders are curious, playful animals that enjoy manipulating objects in their environment.

Playtime helps to foster better mental health and a sense of independance. In young Gliders, playtime is part of the natural learning process in which young pets start to learn about textures and shapes, toys hep in development of coordination and dexterity. Exposure to a large variety of objects at a young age helps to create a more confident, less fearful pet.

Toys provide mental stimulation, physical exercise and an outlet for chewing and manipulating behaviors that might otherwise be taken out of the cage or household furniture. Toys should be one aspect of an enriched environment for your Sugar glider, which should also include nesting pouches and companionship.

Sugar glider toys include items that Sugar Gliders can push, toss, carry, chew or otherwise manipulate. Avoid toys with small ruber components, which may be eaten and lead to intestinal blockages. Likewise, toys wit hsharp edges may cause lacerations. Cloth Sugar glider toys that can be unraveled can be dangerous if the threads are eaten. When introducing a ne Sugar glider toy, supervise them initially. Popular toys that can be found on our website include tunnels, swings, and wheels. Choose toys that are durable and easy to clean. In addition, a number of household items can provide amusement. These include cardboard boxes, cloth bags, and even old socks. Rotating toys weekly will help prevent boredom.

Sugar Glider Toys