@@ristiawannurhasan8578 if you ignore the amount of stress you bring onto them it doesn’t clean them. because sugar gliders are sensitive to smells, they will mark themselves again except do it more (especially if the sugar glider is a male). the shampoo is bad for their fur, because it strips off all their natural oils in their skin/fur, which they need to keep a healthy pelt. also, using soap will just mean it gets in their eyes, their ears, their nose and mouth, which is not nice at all. have you ever put soap in your nose, eyes or mouth? do it so you understand how your sugar gliders feel. if your sugar gliders are dirty, then you are probably feeding them a bad diet. also, sugar gliders have a natural smell, if you don’t like the smell, don’t get sugar gliders. it’s so terrible to see people buy sugar gliders as fun toys to show their friends. sugar gliders are self cleaning. also, sugar gliders are animals that are sensitive to their body temperature dropping, being put in water (even warm water) it’s dangerous because once they are taken back out they can suffer from hypothermia. do you know anything about sugar gliders? clearly, you don’t.
@@ristiawannurhasan8578 sugar gliders on a bad diet will often change their fur color to become an ugly brown/yellow. this is because of a BAD DIET. otherwise, healthy gliders do not ever need baths
bathing a sugar glider is like torture for them
Not really, because grooming or bath like that is to make you SG clean and healthy
@@ristiawannurhasan8578 if you ignore the amount of stress you bring onto them it doesn’t clean them. because sugar gliders are sensitive to smells, they will mark themselves again except do it more (especially if the sugar glider is a male). the shampoo is bad for their fur, because it strips off all their natural oils in their skin/fur, which they need to keep a healthy pelt. also, using soap will just mean it gets in their eyes, their ears, their nose and mouth, which is not nice at all. have you ever put soap in your nose, eyes or mouth? do it so you understand how your sugar gliders feel. if your sugar gliders are dirty, then you are probably feeding them a bad diet. also, sugar gliders have a natural smell, if you don’t like the smell, don’t get sugar gliders. it’s so terrible to see people buy sugar gliders as fun toys to show their friends. sugar gliders are self cleaning. also, sugar gliders are animals that are sensitive to their body temperature dropping, being put in water (even warm water) it’s dangerous because once they are taken back out they can suffer from hypothermia. do you know anything about sugar gliders? clearly, you don’t.
@@ristiawannurhasan8578 sugar gliders on a bad diet will often change their fur color to become an ugly brown/yellow. this is because of a BAD DIET. otherwise, healthy gliders do not ever need baths