my 2nd degree friend bought 1 pair of sugar glider,i think he gona breed the sugar glider,so it can inbreeding or not?
and tat,it is possibe to rear not yet open eye small sugar glider?so tat it will stick to the owner as it parent.can survive or not?
I'm really concern with the part you said about eyes not open..... seriously too young and 90% can die in anyone's hands if they do not make an incubator, they do not stimulate the joey to defecate and aid digestion and definitely needs proper joey milk. I have experienced with different joey ages before, and those that I had that had their eyes still closed died even after I provided all the necessity. This is why I said 90% can die....
Okay. Now I'm in the mood to continue the story... I mean experince on neutering Teddy...
I pointed at the bonding pouch hanging on the wall. "Where?" Bonai asked? "It's there! Cant you see it?!!" "Nop." confirmed Bonai as he continues to chatter with Jack.
Oh wait, that comes a bit later. Heres the continuation...
It's 3pm. I almost finished scanning the documents at work. Worried about Teddy, I picked up the phone and called Yeoh Vet. A familiar voice was answering the phone, politely I may add. I asked about the operation. The person who answered my call says the operation was successfull and I can picked Teddy as soon as possible.
So I packed up my stuffs, leave some documents unscanned and confirms with the staffs whether they will be needing me. They dont. I raced downstairs (because waiting for lifts is so overrated) and starts heading to PJ using my bike.
The way back to the clinic is not as difficult as the first time. I managedd to get to the vet in about 20 minutes. Just as I was about to ring the bell, I can saw from outside that the staffs there are playing with Teddy. I am so excited. It seems that Teddy is active enough to play already. So I rang the bell and the staffs there let me in.
There are 2 woman there this time. The first one is the old lady I met in the morning. The other is a woman in around her late 20s and she wears something that looks like a nurse's uniform. After confirming my identity and stuffs like that, I have aa chat with the woman, who is apparently the vet's asistant.
The operation went really well. Teddy wasnt resisting much, and he doesnt crab and bite the doctor, which is very good. And after the operation, Teddy was unconcious for a few hours due to the anesthatic. But 1/2 hour before I arrive, he wakes up and in a very playful mood. The asistant and the secretary then entertains him during that time. She also mention about the stiches that was applied to the 'balls' area and they put a bandage around it, but Teddy doesnt like the bandage and took it off. And he seems to groom the area a lot. But other than that there seems to be no indication of pain or whatsoever from the glider.
I then thanked them both and wanted to thank the vet as well. But hes not there since he goes home already. I asked the people there to convey my thanks to the vet and started to head for PetShack. Woohoo!
The journey to PetShack was... Interesting. Apparently I manage to get myself on a highway to Cheras, then suddently I'm in Subang. And after a few hours under the hot blazing sun, I finally arrives at PetShack sometime around 5.15. Wow.
After that is another few stories... Haha... Tak payah cerita pun takpa. Bosan2 je. Let just say its a story that involves Me, Joan, Jack, Bonai, Pennywise and a praying mantis.
Yay for Teddy.... Interesting story hahahah.... anyway, Teddy's new friend will be ready in about 3 weeks time.
May 15 2008, 03:54 PM
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