Assorted hard plastic toys: army men, animal figurines, ping pong balls, plastic children’s rings/bracelets (toy aisle).It’s not uncommon to find favorite toys stashed away in the sleeping pouch come morning the only question is, who did it? Ideal for gliders that like to chew on things, you can fill your glider’s toy bin with a variety of toys to suit her individual preferences.

Toy Bins: Similar to the ball pit, the toy bin is always a hub of activity in every sugar glider’s cage.

A couple packages of fleece pom poms (craft supply aisle).A small plastic basket or bucket (organizing aisle).Always throw out poms that have been torn apart or shredded. They’ll play in them, burrow into them, hide in them & sleep in them! For added fun, throw a couple bonding treats into the ball pit & watch your glider go crazy following her nose! Don’t forget to pick up all the extra pom-poms the next morning 🙂 Tip: wash pom-poms in the washing machine by zipping them up in a bonding pouch or laundry bag prior to washing. Simply fill a small plastic basket with craft pom-pom balls & set your glider’s new ball pit on the floor of the cage. What are you waiting for? Grab your pocket change & get ready to treat your sugar glider for pennies on the dollar!īall Pits: Ball pits are a favorite toy of sugar gliders everywhere. Our favorite spot for finding sugar glider steals is the local dollar store: you can find a wide array of toy parts & supplies that are ready to be tossed around, carried & chewed on by your favorite little marsupial. It’s no secret: spoiling our sugar gliders can be an expensive hobby! Fortunately, your little glider can still have fun without breaking the bank.

Sugar glider toys