Sugar gliders' diet consists of flower nectar, acacia gum, eucalyptus sap and insects. Common to the forests of Asia and Australia, eucalyptus is a staple of sugar glider diets. One study of a Victorian population showed that individuals spent about 43% of their foraging time feeding on gum, 12% on eucalyptus sap and 28% on searching for invertebrates. 
 
Place one or more of the eucalyptus sticks in your pet's food dish or stick them between the bars of the cage, and your pet will lick and chew the sap from the branches.
 
Fresh cut Eucalyptus Branches, dried and packaged.
Excellent forage treat for your Sugar gliders or other small mammals.
Cut into 4 inch lengths and packaged approx. 2.29 oz. (65 g) per package.
Anywhere between 3-7 sticks per package (depending on the thickness of the branch, sold by weight rather than count)
 
*NOTE* All captive animals require toys to provide entertainment in the cage, especially when left alone for extended periods. It is imperative for mental and physical health to have an array of stimulating toys available at all times. Toys enrich the lives of pets while encouraging natural foraging instincts found in the wild. Simply add 2-3 toys to your pet's cage at a time and switch them out regularly for continued stimulation. Always supervise pets at play. Thoroughly inspect toys and accessories on a daily basis. Wipe product clean with a damp soft cloth as needed before returning it to the cage.