I left my glider in my bathroom for a few minutes because i went to get hims ome food and when i got there i found him in the toilet, i picked him up as soon as i saw him and i wrapped him in a towel. i kept checking up on him, he got irritated when my other glider got close to him, i have him with me but he barely moves and doesnt like to hide in his nest. im really worried what should i do

Keep rubbing and talking to him and I say possible vet visit if he still with us ( I know it later in the day now) the vet can give them O2 and help him more than we can.

As Terry (mechnut)said, keep him warm, rub him, and do not leave him alone at all. Keep him with you and offer fruit for water and nourishment. Get him to a vet.

And please, never leave your toilet lid up. Even if you feel they are safe in their cage, keep the toilet lid closed when not in use, just in case they get out of cage or get away from you when handling them, and especially if you have them in the bathroom.

You have been given some good information.

After your glider feels better you should give him a bath in the sink to get the bacteria off of him or her from being in the toilet.

Maybe your veterinarian would do that for you.

Please keep us updated on your baby, I am moving this to Health and Hygiene now.

Thanks to all those that helped but i want to inform you that batman is no longer with us, it was too late last night to take him to the vet, so i kept caring for him and keeping him on me at all times, but i felt that he wanted to get off of me because i was moving too much so i put him back in the cage. when i went to check up on him and give him food, he wasnt moving and his eye was popping out, i have reason to believe that he was poisoned, probably from the detol used to clean the toilet.

I am very sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and peace in your memories of him.

Glide Free Little Batman

My deepest sympathies.

So sorry!

sorry to heard he didnt make it .