Your one-stop shop for Sugar Gliders, glider food, treats, pouches, health aids, supplements and more!! We are dedicated to providing everything you need to raise happy and healthy sugar gliders. We started with a single baby Sugar Glider over 25 years ago that we purchased as a pet. We quickly fell in love with gliders and began breeding them so others could enjoy them as much as we do. We have placed our gliders in loving homes in all legal states. We have also gained invaluable experience in raising them to be healthy, happy loving pets for the entire family. We are proud to offer our complete line of
glider foods and supplies. Sugar Gliders *R* Us is most proud of the reputation we've earned for our service after the sale. We are now excited to offer foods and supplies for your other exotic pets such as Monkeys, Hedgehogs, Degus, Short Tail Possums, Prairie Dogs, Chinchillas, Squirrels, Hamsters and more. We look forward to helping you with all your pet needs.
The Botanical Animal Flower Essences Devil Be Gone Calming Pet Supplement may help your pet to better control his aggressive tendencies so that you can both build a better relationship. Manage willful, overly aggressive, hostile, stubborn, moody, rebellious or cantankerous animals whose behavior can be dangerous. Addresses biting, snapping, kicking and unprovoked attacks on other animals or people. This all-natural flower essence blend supports improved control over anger which may help to reduce your pet’s outbursts toward you, other humans or other animals. You can use this supplement for monkeys, birds, cats, dogs, horses and small animals. It includes flower essences like cherry plum, yellow monkeyflower, snapdragon, policeman's helmet, Oregon grape and English holly. You can administer this supplement in many different ways, like by placing drop(s) into your pet’s mouth or mixing drops into a water spray. You can also put drops into your pet’s drinking water or onto your pet’s favorite hard treat. Check the chart for dose. Does not always solve the problem but can usually help. Seek a vet if more help is needed or to find the cause of their aggression.