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Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 04:37 PM
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I have been looking at everyone's discussion on pellets and whether they are ok or bad for gliders and the two cons that I see come up are: 1) pellet food is hard and can damage the roof of a gliders mouth leading to infection; and 2)pellet food is not nutritionally sound. Now, I completely understand the first one but not so sure about the second. While I completely understand that just providing a pellet food with no other protein or fruits and veggies is not nutritionally sound, I do not see why, when given along as part of a diet, it would not be a sound diet (based on nutrition not the damage to mouth.) I don't see the difference between the nutrition of a GOOD pellet food (not soy or corn based) and the Wombaroo High Protein powder used in HPW. Both are just formulas. The only difference is that one is in powder form and one is in pellet form. What do you guys think? p.s. please no angry posts. Just trying to play devil's advocate. You get the best answers like that sometimes when you try to see from the other point of view.
Jenny Mom to sugar gliders Flower , Meeko , Freedom Skipper and Ava as well as 2 dogs, Coco and Macey seven cats, Chica, Nala, Balls, Belly, Princesa, Kitten little, and OJ an Amazon parrot, Pancho and a cockatiel, Pio
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 07:03 PM
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Most of the pelleted foods are crunched up meal worms or a bunch of fillers like soy and corn that you mentioned. Some foods, like Wholesome Balance, are fed along side the daily staple diet and have been formulated to be nutritionally sound. But most of the products out there, even labelled for sugar glider consumption, are just not enough to give a balance of proper nutrition by themselves.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 07:34 PM
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I would rather drink a smoothie than eat stale granola bars! My guys are the same, they know where the good hard food is, if they want it they will let me know ahaha
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 08:27 PM
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You're very welcome Jimbo. It took me a while, when Wholesome Balance first became available, to understand that it was fed along side a good diet, and not as the entire diet. Pellets are a very confusing subject, for sure. Just like with dog and cat foods, there is junk, and then there is good stuff. One thing that we all agree on though, is that NO pellet is a replacement for fresh food items every evening
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 08:45 PM
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lovely1inred, thank you for sharing the above on Wholesome Balance. It seems strange people focus so much on the form of the food rather than on what the ingredients are.
flower09, I can't speak for all pelleted foods, but we've not seen any mouth injuries with Wholesome Balance in the years we have been feeding it. We're simply following a protocol designed by professional zoo nutritionists. Would think if there was a problem, zoos and other professional habitats would stop feeding their gliders pellets. I always have a small amount of Suncoast's Wholesome Balance available to my fuzzbutts and they like it. Between 2 of them they eat 4-6 pieces a night and finish up all their BML. I am trying to find a fruit/veggie relish they like now. We had a thorough (and expensive :shocked:) vet checkup last week and saw no problems in either girls mouth and the e- vet approved of the diet I am using.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 08:50 PM
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I've never found a pelleted food that my gliders liked for more than a week. Once the novelty of it wore off, my guys wouldn't touch it. I tried it as an adjunct to their diet but they weren't impressed by pellets so I'm still a BML gal.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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lovely1inred, thank you for sharing the above on Wholesome Balance. It seems strange people focus so much on the form of the food rather than on what the ingredients are.
flower09, I can't speak for all pelleted foods, but we've not seen any mouth injuries with Wholesome Balance in the years we have been feeding it. We're simply following a protocol designed by professional zoo nutritionists. Would think if there was a problem, zoos and other professional habitats would stop feeding their gliders pellets. I always have a small amount of Suncoast's Wholesome Balance available to my fuzzbutts and they like it. Between 2 of them they eat 4-6 pieces a night and finish up all their BML. I am trying to find a fruit/veggie relish they like now. We had a thorough (and expensive :shocked:) vet checkup last week and saw no problems in either girls mouth and the e-vet approved of the diet I am using. If you're feeding BML you need to stick to the fruits and veggies specified for that diet. The smoothie and relish recipes are geared towards HPW.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/28/11 09:50 PM
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i use wholesome balamce for their teeth as in australia they use one piece of dry dog food for their teeth to prevent dental issues. ive been using a hard food for 6 yrs now. i also use mazuri from exotic nutrition and briskeys along with their diet. these are just treats daily.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 03:38 AM
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Jenny, I like to play devils advocate too (I just heard a few people say "Nooooooo really?" LOL) I personally do not believe that pellets cause mouth damage for one. As for whether they are nutritionally sound or not really depends on the pellet in question. Just like any animal kibble, some are good, some are not. With that being said, I do not feel ANY packaged animal kibble is a completely nutritional diet, and they all need to have some other variety to make up any "hole" in the nutrition. You mentioned the high protein wombaroo, even that is meant to be fed along side other foods. Add to that the fact that most of the time our little furries are in cages, and getting the same old pellet every day would get boring. Adding in fresh and different foods adds interest to their meal. PS....I do use a "pellet" diet as a small part of their dinner
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 11:09 AM
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GliderGuy540 - It is not the honey or juice in the relish & smoothie recipes that will through off the ratios. BML has a high ratio 3.1:1 alone and is designed to be fed with the standard frozen mixed vegetables and melons & Berries for fruit. These are the fruits and vegetables that balance the extra calcium in BML so the whole feeding is close to the goal of 2:1. The fruit and veggie relish recipes designed for HPW are higher in calcium and will only through off the overall balance of your glider's diet when fed with BML. If you want to use the relish and smoothie recipies, you should consider feeding one of the HPW diets.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 12:06 PM
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Also, one thing to bear in mind about pellets is that they can cause plaque buildup at the base of the tooth, something to be avoided with an animal that only has one set of teeth its entire life. Dental problems should be avoided at all costs. Why do you think pellets would cause plaque buildup in sugar gliders? With other animals, vets say to always give some hard food to help rub away plaque buildup. I also don't believe that pellet food always causes damage in the mouth. It is something that can happen just like when we bite wrong on a potato chip and hurt the roof of our mouth. Also, just because there is damage to the mouth, that doesn't necessarily mean that it will cause infection - or else everytime we hurt our mouth we would get infections too! I have heard of sugar gliders that have problems in their mouth that eat pellet food though. However, could it be caused by the poor nutrition that those gliders get when eating bad pellet food? Maybe that makes them more susceptible to infections? Have there been any scientific studies done on gliders with mouth injuries maybe to determine the cause?
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 12:45 PM
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Why do you think pellets would cause plaque buildup in sugar gliders? With other animals, vets say to always give some hard food to help rub away plaque buildup. I agree, have you ever seen the difference in plaque between a dog/cat that is on a strict dry diet versus one that has wet food frequently - HUGE, HUGE difference. I don't subscribe to the mouth injuries with hard foods either, to be honest. Infections/abscesses in the mouth can occur no matter what diet is being fed. As to the nutritional value. I don't like the idea of feeding a pellet only diet because it is not my preference. But it's a personal choice - I do know many, many gliders that have lived very long lives on nothing more than a particular pellet food and water. Some were more stained, yes, but they were/are also active, happy, healthy gliders that had healthy joeys. I think there are a few pellets that can work very well as part of a healthy diet. (I, personally, like the idea of pellets and fresh food better than just pellets, but again, that's just my opinion). I keep pellets in my cage because I have a food hoarder and I find that pellet food can help me keep the hoarding at bay. Not only that, but sometimes, they will choose to eat more pellet, less of their fresh food.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 01:28 PM
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Also, one thing to bear in mind about pellets is that they can cause plaque buildup at the base of the tooth, something to be avoided with an animal that only has one set of teeth its entire life. Dental problems should be avoided at all costs. Why do you think pellets would cause plaque buildup in sugar gliders? With other animals, vets say to always give some hard food to help rub away plaque buildup. This may or may not be true of glider pellet diets. Many cat and dog foods are made with an enzyme that aides in plaque resistance and/or destruction. I do not know if this is true of glider pellets. That doesn't mean that hard food wouldn't help with plaque reduction, but the results may be different than with cat or dog food.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 02:02 PM
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I definitely agree with you that a pellet only diet is probably not the best choice. I don't think we are anywhere near, scientifically, to be able to provide a pellet only diet that is nutritionally sound for sugar gliders, like we have with cats and dogs. I had just seen so many people bashing all pellet diets and saying that absolutely none could be good and I don't think it's good to ever close your mind to anything new. It is always good to take new information and study it and make the decision for yourself whether it is good or bad instead of just taking others word for it. That is why I brought up HPW. In essence, the high protein Wombaroo is the same as a nutritious pellet food - it is a mixture that must be combined with other foods in order for it to be a sound diet, yet so many more people are likely to be ok with HPW and not with a diet that contains pellets. I think it is because HPW has been around so much longer it has just become accepted as a good diet. The same thing can happen with pellet food if we give it a chance. That is not to say, obviously, that all pellet food should be considered. There are some that have no nutritional value at all and are marketed by people that just want to make money. I just believe that the more research that is done on sugar glider nutrition, the more our gliders will benefit so we shouldn't be close minded to anything new.
Jenny Mom to sugar gliders Flower , Meeko , Freedom Skipper and Ava as well as 2 dogs, Coco and Macey seven cats, Chica, Nala, Balls, Belly, Princesa, Kitten little, and OJ an Amazon parrot, Pancho and a cockatiel, Pio
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 02:29 PM
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HPW is actually a pretty new diet, the High Protein Wombaroo formula came on the scene late 2007 - early 2008, I believe. The SunCoast diet has used zoo-grade pellets since 1999, making it one of the oldest diets around
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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I'm one who thinks staying away from all pellets is about the best decision one could make. I think all of them are ICKY (no I'm not talking flavor) and so on and so forth. BUT... I feel that should you decide for whatever reason to offer them, you need to look closely at the ingredients. Furthermore, I think comparing HPW to pellets is like comparing apples to trampolines, it's that huge of a difference. And HPW is much like most of the glider safe diets. They are to be fed alongside fruits and veggies. This doesn't make them bad. Do you know why HPW and BML are offered? For the protein content. What about pellets? Nothing nutritionally sound about them. Other than they're fillers and MIGHT help with dental health, which in that case, I recommend ordering euc branches from Matt. They're safe, healthy for their dental health, AND help make the house smell good.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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I believe that the first problem here is the blanket term of "pellet". It covers all pellets made, both the good ones and the bad ones. I wish we could discriminate.
Secondly I agree with the using pellets (good) for dental reasons. Someone mentioned earlier about plaque on dog and cat teeth that are fed canned food as opposed to pelleted. This is especially valuable being that so many gliders develop tooth abscesses which can be caused from dental disease. This is one of the reasons why I keep a bowl full of the wholesome balance in their cages at all times. My gliders do eat 2-6 pellets per cage a night.
The other reason I keep pellets in their cage is in the off chance that something may happen to me that I can't get home to feel them like car accident etc. I have given my friends keys to the apartment and keep instructions just in case but in the off chance that I can't contact them, I am comfortable that they will have something to eat.
I guess that's my two cents
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 03:16 PM
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HPW is actually a pretty new diet, the High Protein Wombaroo formula came on the scene late 2007 - early 2008, I believe. The SunCoast diet has used zoo-grade pellets since 1999, making it one of the oldest diets around I have been using HPW since the beginning of 2008. I know that Peggy has been using it since 2004/2005.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 03:36 PM
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HPW has been around since before I started feeding it in 2007, The original fruit and vegi relishes were NOT made specifically for HPW diet feeders. They were actually made using the vegis and fruits that are fed with BML diets, it is only recently that people have created these new "FILL the blender w/ BOK CHOY" relishes for HPW feeders. Common sense would be that we can ALL blend the fruits and vegis we use for our diets. Jimbo, when did suncoast change to Wholesome Balance Glider pellets? You did not have it in 2007 when I ordered zookeepers from the site.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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I'm one who thinks staying away from all pellets is about the best decision one could make. I think all of them are ICKY (no I'm not talking flavor) and so on and so forth. BUT... I feel that should you decide for whatever reason to offer them, you need to look closely at the ingredients. Furthermore, I think comparing HPW to pellets is like comparing apples to trampolines, it's that huge of a difference. And HPW is much like most of the glider safe diets. They are to be fed alongside fruits and veggies. This doesn't make them bad. Do you know why HPW and BML are offered? For the protein content. What about pellets? Nothing nutritionally sound about them. Other than they're fillers and MIGHT help with dental health, which in that case, I recommend ordering euc branches from Matt. They're safe, healthy for their dental health, AND help make the house smell good. I have many problems with this post. First, not all pellets are "icky" it's ok if it's YOUR opinion. But it's just YOUR opinion. Many pellets are made of high quality ingredients that can, when fed properly help enhance the diet you're already feeding. Whether it be for dental reasons, filler reasons, added protein, etc. They are not all "icky" There is little to no nutritional value in yoggies, yet many people feed them rather often because their gliders like them. Are they "icky" because there is little to no nutritional value in them? no, but they should be fed in moderation. Same goes for pellets. Should pellets be fed as the only source of food alongside fruits and veggies? No. Gliders anatomy's are not really made to handle that sort of substance as their only source of nutrition. But fed in moderation alongside their main source of food and nutrition is fine. (As long as the diet indicates that it is ok) Second, there is much more that goes into the main diet of HPW and BML besides protein. This is NOT the sole reason why it is fed, if it was- chicken or eggs daily would fulfill a gliders nutritional needs. They don't. There are added vitamins and minerals in the diet that gliders need that they will not get from eating veggies and fruits alone. Again, protein is not the only reason why HPW and BML are offered. Third, I already covered my issues with 'nutritionally sound' and pellets. But I also wanted to add that putting a euc branch in a gliders cage does little to nothing for a gliders teeth if they don't chew on the branch. We do not have a single cage here that chews on branches. They peel off leaves and nest with them, but do not chew on the euc itself. So saying that putting a euc branch in a gliders cage will do the same thing for their teeth as a hard substance such as a pellet that they will actually eat, is completely false. If your glider actually chews branches, more power to you. But many gliders do not. Again, PLEASE do more research before stating things as fact. A new glider owner may be confused by members opinions when they are looking for facts. Also, HPW has been around longer than 07-08.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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03/29/11 03:52 PM
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Allie, nice responses. I was actually thinking along those same lines. I have tried the the euc branches too, and beleive it or not they "used" the rose of sharon and ignored the euc. But they never "chewed" it, they stripped off bark (off the rose of sharon). I do agree that SOME pellets are higher quality than others. It makes sense to read the ingredients and see just what is in the pellets. Here's a thought: Papaya is highly used and recommended for feeding gliders. But papaya alone would not be nutritionally sound. the same is true of pellets. Pellets are fine as a PART of a diet, but by themselves are not nutritionally sound. The OP made a valid point, that the "powders" used in HPW and BML are a "formula" designed for gliders, but still need to be served along side fruits and veggies. Pellets are basically the same IDEA. The question is who has the best formula, and it is still best to serve it along side fruits and veggies.
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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JillMarie, thank you, those were all the exact points that I was trying to make. Allie, that was the reason I brought up this post- so many people give their opinions and state them as facts without doing any research, just listening to what others in the community have already said. Although there is an immense amount of knowledge about glider care in this community, you also can't take everyone's word for everything. What if the facts that they are giving you are just their opinion? Does that make sense? I think that sometimes we just get a little too focused on who's right and who's wrong and and that keeps us from learning new things that might be better for our gliders - and everyone here is definitely together on that topic- giving our gliders the best life possible!
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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HPW is actually a pretty new diet, the High Protein Wombaroo formula came on the scene late 2007 - early 2008, I believe. The SunCoast diet has used zoo-grade pellets since 1999, making it one of the oldest diets around I actually have a question about this. What specifically do you mean by "zoo grade" pellets? Wholesome Balance is pretty new isnt it? So I am curious as to what pellets were used before. I know you used the Zookeepers, what did you guys use before that? Just curious. I have been told that the HPW diet has been in use by some breeders as far back as 2004, wasn't "Pockets" using it even before that?
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Re: Cons of pellet food
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Pockets did not use the HPW diet, you are thinking of the PML diet(Pocket's Modified Ledbeaters diet)
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