Hedgehogs can eat fruits, but it's important to be cautious about their diet, especially in winter. During the colder months, hedgehogs are more likely to hibernate, and their dietary needs change. If your hedgehog is awake during winter, you can offer fruits in moderation as a treat, but it should not be their main food source.

Fruits like apples, pears, and berries can be given, but always ensure they are fresh and cut into small, manageable pieces. Avoid high-sugar fruits and ensure that any fruit offered is safe for hedgehogs.

In general, the primary diet for hedgehogs should consist of high-quality hedgehog food or cat food with high protein content, supplemented with insects and occasional fruits. Keep in mind that if your hedgehog is hibernating, you should not wake them to feed them fruits or treats.

Always monitor your hedgehog's weight and health, and consult with a veterinarian if you're unsure about their diet during winter.

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