Monkey David bathes and relaxes in a bathtub full of flowers

Caring for a newborn baby monkey requires a lot of dedication, knowledge, and proper resources. First, ensure you have a safe and comfortable environment for the baby monkey, free from potential hazards. A small, warm enclosure with soft bedding is ideal. Keep the enclosure at a consistent, warm temperature, mimicking the natural warmth of a mother’s embrace.

Feeding is crucial. Depending on the monkey species, you may need a special milk formula available at exotic pet stores or prescribed by a veterinarian. Feed the baby monkey with a bottle or syringe every 2-3 hours. Always sterilize feeding equipment to prevent infections.

Social interaction is essential for the monkey’s development. Spend time bonding with the baby, providing gentle handling and care. Introduce soft toys and climbing structures to encourage physical activity and mental stimulation.

Regular veterinary check-ups are vital to monitor the monkey’s health and development. Make sure to follow all legal and ethical guidelines regarding the care of exotic animals.