I have some pellet food info on my website, including some pellet food comparison charts to help people make more informed decisions about them:
http://www.sweet-sugar-gliders.com/sugar-glider-food-dry-staple-food.html

Misty

Old threads die hard. lol

Pellets are not a good food source for Gliders... its a fact, not an opinion.

Its just easier for someone to feed a sugar glider like a hamster because somehow it no longer makes them an exotic pet... **rolls eyes**
-Reality check, they ARE exotic and their diets are complex.

Does anyone want to share their bad experiences with pellets?

I think there's 4 pages worth of info LOL This thread came back out of nowhere.

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Originally posted by kyro298

I think there's 4 pages worth of info LOL This thread came back out of nowhere.

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Oh- weird, I see that now! Sorry! lol

Gang, Let's just "Say No to Pellets" and let this thread go into history and reference.

Would you feed your children pellets? . . . exactly

It might be cheaper actually...

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Originally posted by Megs06

It might be cheaper actually...

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Meg, you said yours is 4? Wait until she/he is in their teens.

no kidding, my eleven year old eats day and night it seems. I think pellets would be easier to clean up after too Meg, perhaps PPP can create a pellet for kids soon..........


(Yes we are joking, calm down)

I still stand by everything I previously said in this post.

Who found dug this up? Anyway, glad you did. There seems to be a lot of talk about pellets lately.

My son is 4 and eats like a cow and gains NO weight because he's so darned active. When he's a teen, I'm sending him to the zoo.

I would PAY a LOT of money to develop pelleted food for humans!!

Rita, it looks like IowaMisty dug this thread back up.

Valkyriemome, would you eat it dry or with milk on it?

Megs06, oh to have the childhood metabolism back or for a lot of you mothers out there, your pre-childbirth metabolism.

~SG~ Maybe if someone writes PPP and let's them know that there might be a good bit of money involved (also known as profit), they may develope one (or just use the Glider formula and re-package it).

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Originally posted by valkyriemome

I would PAY a LOT of money to develop pelleted food for humans!!

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Kellogg's and Post already have -- it's called breakfast cereal. Of course, they don't claim their cereals are complete by themselves but only "part of a balanced breakfast".