In Reply to: Re: sugar glider surgical collars posted by Jo on April 30, 1999 at 22:22:04:

Hi Jo, I am only communicating with her by email for now and he is all bandaged up but I do appreciate all help. I had a similar case but the glider left her wound alone , now I know how lucky I was. (oh and then I actually phoned Caroline Macpherson for help- god bless her)
Jane
: Jane,
: How about a bird collar? I remember a friend of mine who had to use one with her bird to stop plucking its feathers. Wouldn't a vet know where to get one of them?

: JO
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: : There were some posts about someone needing to use a surgical collar on their glider. One of the peopel who adopted two babies from me now needs thia information as one had to have the tip of his tail amputated and now is trying to chew it. Please help us find info on how to stop this apart from 24 hr surveillance (current strategy)
: : Thanks in advance for any help you can provide

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