FOR SGS2 DIET.  

Sugar gliders benefit from bee pollen because it closely mimics nutrients they would naturally consume in the wild. In their native environment (like Australian forests), sugar gliders eat pollen, nectar, and insects—so bee pollen helps replicate part of that natural foraging diet.

SGS2 DIET SUPPLEMENTS.

SGS Glider Calcium contains Magnesium and is an important addition to the diet.  It helps keep the bones healthy and calcium is required for all basic bodily functions.

The Magnesium converts vitamin D in to its active form which helps the body to absorb the calcium.  Magnesium also stimulates the production of calcitonin which encourages exess calcium to be drawn out of the blood stream and in to the bones.  This reduces the risk of calcium deficiency and kidney stones.

SGS2 DIET SUPPLEMENTS.

• Mimics Natural intake.  In the wild, sugar gliders consume nectar and sap from trees. Gliderade is formulated to resemble that natural food source, helping provide a more species-appropriate diet in captivity.

• Hydration Support
  Gliderade is water-based and often flavoured, which encourages drinking—especially useful in hot climates or for gliders that don’t drink much on their own.  

  Gliderade can help support:

  • Sick or recovering gliders

  • New arrivals adjusting to a new home

  • Gliders under heat or travel stress

NO NEED TO SOAK

Ground linseed can be used instead of brown linseed in the SGS 2 diet.

Normally we soak linseed in boiled water to soften the outer shell and allow the oils inside to be released.  With ground linseed you DO NOT NEED TO SOAK as the outer shell is already broken – just add a tablespoon to your fruit/veg mush.

Linseed contains a high amount of omega-3 fatty acids which are great for the fur as well as other nutrients and antioxidants.

SGS2 DIET SUPPLEMENT.

High Protein Wombaroo (HPW) is commonly used in sugar glider diets because it provides balanced, essential nutrition that supports their health in captivity.

Oatmeal is a part of the SGS 2 diet.  1 heaped tablespoon should be added to your 450g mush mix, the oatmeal does not need cooking or soaking, just add it to the mix as it is.

Oatmeal contains insoluble fibre which helps keep the gut and bowel healthy as well as being a source of protein.

FOR SGS2 DIET.

Spirulina is a powerful nutritional supplement that can greatly enhance their diet when used appropriately. It offers a dense concentration of nutrients that may be lacking in typical captive diets, making it a valuable optional addition.

Contains:

High Protein Powder 50g, Bee Pollen 50g, Acacia Gum 50g, Spirulina 50g, Oatmeal 100g, Ground Linseed 100g,  

Contains:

High Protein Powder 100g, Bee Pollen 100g, Acacia Gum 100g, Spirulina 100g, Oatmeal 100g, Ground Linseed 100g.  

Bananas are rich in natural sugars and carbohydrates, providing a quick source of energy.  Supports muscle and nerve function, which is important for active animals like sugar gliders.  Also helps with metabolism and brain function. Aids in digestion and promotes gut health.

Contains medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), which may support energy levels. Can aid digestion in small amounts.  Most sugar gliders enjoy the taste, making it a useful treat or enrichment food.

Contains Vitamins A and C, which boosts immunity and overall vitality.  Offers quick energy from fruit-based carbohydrates (better than processed sugar).  Contains compounds like beta-carotene.  Mango has high water content, helping keep sugar gliders hydrated.

Supports immune health and helps with wound healing and tissue repair.  Bromelain is an enzyme that may aid digestion and reduce inflammation.  Pineapple has a high water content, helping keep sugar gliders hydrated.  Contains antioxidants that help protect cells from damage.

Supports immune function and helps maintain healthy skin and tissues.  Contains compounds like anthocyanins and ellagic acid.

Makes for a healthy treat that won’t contribute too much to weight gain when fed in small amounts.Provides a gentle energy boost without refined or artificial sugar.

Strawberries are about 90% water, helping to keep your sugar glider hydrated.  Most sugar gliders love the flavor, making strawberries great for bonding and training

Contains Vitamin C which supports immune function and overall health.  Aids digestion and supports gut health.  Contains powerful antioxidants like vitamin E. 

Provides energy without artificial additives.  Its high water content helps keep sugar gliders hydrated.

Juicy Papaya chunks. 

Rich in Vitamin A & C supports vision, skin, and immune health.  Helps with immune system function and tissue repair.  Papaya contains carotenoids like beta-carotene and lycopene.
Contains papain, a natural enzyme that may help with digestion.  High water content keeps sugar gliders hydrated, especially in warm climates or dry environments.  Most sugar gliders love the soft texture and sweet flavor, making it a great bonding treat or training reward.

Apricots are good for sugar gliders when fed in moderation.

Apricots contain vitamins A and C, which support immune health and vision. They offer a natural energy boost without refined sugar. Helps in digestion and prevents constipation. 

Cranberries are packed with antioxidants, like vitamin C and flavonoids, which help protect cells from damage and support overall health.  Compared to many fruits, cranberries have lower natural sugar content, making them a good treat option.  Helps maintain a strong immune system.

Contains Vitamins A and C which helps support vision, skin health, and immune function.  Boosts immunity and overall vitality.  Contains compounds like beta-carotene that help protect cells.  Mango has high water content, helping keep sugar gliders hydrated.

Peaches are about 89% water, helping keep your sugar glider hydrated.  Supports vision, skin health, and immune function. Boosts immune support and helps tissue repair.  Aids in digestion and promotes healthy bowel movements.

Apples can be a healthy treat for sugar gliders when given properly and in moderation.

They contain vitamin C, potassium, and small amounts of other nutrients that support general health.  They provide an energy boost from natural fructose.  Supports digestion and gut health.

Contains vitamin C, iron, and calcium, which support immune health, blood function, and bone strength. Packed with antioxidants like resveratrol and anthocyanins that help protect cells from damage.  Supports healthy digestion.

Kale is one of the few veggies with a strong calcium content.  

Contains vitamin A and C which supports vision, skin, and immune health. Boosts the immune system and supports healing.

Contains lutein, beta-carotene, and other antioxidants that help protect cells and promote long-term health.  Makes it a safe, low-calorie option that balances the higher-sugar fruits in their diet.  Dried kale can provide texture variety and mental stimulation—great for enrichment.

Ideal as a topper to spice things up a bit.  Contains vitamin A immune function, and skin quality. Carrots are one of the best natural sources of beta-carotene, which the body converts into vitamin A.  Helps with digestion and maintaining regular bowel movements.A great low-calorie, low-sugar snack that balances out higher-sugar fruits.  Offers chewing enrichment and may help with dental health by promoting natural gnawing behavior.  Supports overall health and may reduce inflammation.

Perfect for sprinkling onto mush mix, or just to change things up a bit.

Rich in vitamins, especially vitamin C, vitamin A, and some B vitamins, which support immune health, vision, and metabolism.  Supports digestion and helps prevent constipation.  Important because sugar gliders are prone to obesity and should avoid sugary fruits in excess.  Broccoli contains some calcium.  Broccoli contains compounds that help reduce inflammation and support overall health.

Lovely small pieces for gliders little hands. Can be sprinkled into foraging or Mush topper

This is amazing as a treat or as a SGS2 mush mix topper.

High in fibre, supports healthy digestion and helps prevent constipation. Unlike many fruits, pumpkin is low in natural sugars, making it a great low-calorie, low-sugar food option. Pumpkin has a high water content, especially when cooked, which can help keep sugar gliders hydrated.