I was wondering where I could get a first aid kit for my gliders or at least some first aid supplies, just in case something happens I would like to be prepared

http://www.suzsugargliders.com/healthandyourglider.htm#78631156

The above link gives you a comprehensive list of what you should always have on hand in case of the glider emergency.

ok thanks, i will look into it

This is what I have in mine, but I put it together myself by combining a few different lists and adding on things people suggested...my emergency "kit" is actually a HUGE duffle bag PACKED with this stuff....

• Fragrance and alcohol free babywipes
• Regular Neosporin
• Neosporin with Pain Relief
• Saline flushs
• Saline Wound Wash
• Saline wipes
• Preparation H
• Hand Sanitizer
• 1cc syringes
• 3cc syringes
• 6cc syringes
• 12cc syringes
• Plain KY Jelly
• “Hot Hands” hand warmers
• “Body Heat” heat pads
• Instant cold compresses
• Alcohol wipes
• “No Sting” antiseptic cleansing wipes
• Cotton pads
• Cotton balls
• Q-tips
• Ace bandage
• Clorox Wipes
• 1” self-adhesive vet tape
• 2” self-adhesive vet tape
• Large straws (tail self-mutilation/wounds)
• Corn starch (older method of stopping nail bleeding from cutting too short)
• Empty plastic bottles with cap (for collecting samples)
• Tissues
• Shot glass e-collar
• Satellite e-collars
• Velcro e-collars
• Tweezers
• Nail clippers
• Scissors (large and mini)
• Duct tape (for taping shot glass e-collars and other bandages)
• Vitamin E capsules (to help wound healing)
• Thermometers
• Towels (for wrapping a heat pad in)
• Extra fleece blankets
• Fleece strips
• Small fleece squares (for padding with bandaging)
• Large fleece “glider blankets” (for burrito wrapping)
• Glider Heating Pouch with instructions
• Plastic baggies (sandwich and re-sealable)
• Garbage bag
• Green pop-up mini “tent/cage”
• Distraction toys
• C-links (hanging a pouch in a hospital cage)
• Glider-sized “cuddle buddy” (for instances of separation from eachother)
• Feeding dishes (for hospital cage)
• Bird Water Silos (for a glider in an e-collar)
• Bird Food Feeder Silos (for a glider in an e-collar)
• Ensure (Vanilla)
• Molefoam
• Feeding tips
• Vaseline Lotion (for me, not them)
• Gauze pads (2”x2”, 3”x3”)
• Styptic pencils
• Popsicle sticks
• Waterproof tape
• 3” conforming gauze roll
• Vetericyn VF
• Baby toothbrushes
• Size 5 French catheters

oh, the Neosporin with Pain Relief and Prep H should only be used with an ecollar as you don't want them licking that stuff...

WOW! I'm suprised you don't have a pocket sized vet tucked up in that first aid box aswell! Lol, but really good effort tho! You're gliders are very lucky!x

is there any way to get this stuff to last longer? In general neo etc has to be thrown away every year right?

Wow! How'd you end up with so much glider first aid stuff? Your gliders are very lucky to have such a responsible mommy. Good effort!

Could you give the measurements for the small and large fleece squares? Also the fleece strips?

And what is a glider-sized cuddle buddy?

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And what is a glider-sized cuddle buddy?
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A cuddle buddy is a small glider size stuffed animal. Just make sure all the parts on it are safe and don't come off. DIY fleece stuffed buddy is the best.