How Do You Play With A Pet Squirrel?
Allotting time for your pet squirrel to play and exercise is fundamental to its health and happiness in captivity. Squirrels are natural, active explorers and need at least 1 hour a day to roam free in a controlled, domestic setting. Squirrel-proof your home and allow your squirrels their much-deserved playtime. Make your home safe for your pet squirrel. Secure all exits and entryways to your home. Keep all possible dangers away from your squirrel; lock up dangerous chemicals and tie up loose electrical wires so your squirrel can’t get to them. Open your pet squirrel’s cage. Pick up your pet squirrel; support its body and weight with both of your hands. Choose a room to let your pet squirrel roam. Take your pet squirrel to the room and allow it to run, jump and play. Squirrels like to climb and glide from high places; don’t be frightened if it becomes excited due to its newfound freedom. Give your pet squirrels toys to play with. Cat trees, ferret and rabbit toys, wheels, bird perches,
