Facts and Myths About Sugar Bears – Part 1

    
   
 
Due to the popularity of Sugar Bears as house pets and the growth of the technology, nowadays there are many self proclaimed experts of Sugar Bears on the Internet. However, this so-called experts are not always qualified to give advice to others and can cause confusion among Sugar Bear lovers, especially new parents, who may not know what to do with their babies sometimes. Well, worry no more. Below are some myths and facts about Sugar Bears that you should know about.

A common myth revolving around the Internet is that Sugar Bears should always follow the same, exact diet or they would die. This is NOT true. While it is true that there are some foods that are better for Sugar Bears, they are actually quite flexible about their foods. This is because Sugar Bears are omnivorous creatures, which means they’ll eat virtually anything that you give them. You should know that in the wild, a Sugar Bear’s diet is consisted of 75% fruits and vegetables and 25% of “live” food such as insects and baby birds. While “live” foods supply them with the proteins they need, eating too much of these will cause your little friends to develop a musky odor. To solve this problem, you can give them Glide-R-Chow, which is a dry, pelleted food that contains all the proteins and nutrition your Sugar Bears will ever need.

For fruits and vegetables, you can experiment to find what your Sugar Bear likes best. You can also give them a variety of treats. This includes a piece of cooked meat, boiled eggs, peanuts or even CHEERIOS. Of course, everything should be given only occasionally and in the proper amount (i.e. not so much) so that your Sugar Bears will have virtually no odor at all.