Yes, hedgehogs do have specific bathroom habits. Generally, hedgehogs are quite clean animals and tend to designate a specific area in their enclosure as their bathroom. This behavior is known as litter training, and it can be encouraged by providing a designated spot with appropriate bedding material, such as paper-based or aspen bedding. You can use a small litter box filled with safe, absorbent materials to help them learn where to go.

Additionally, it's important to keep their living space clean by regularly removing waste and soiled bedding, as this will help maintain their health and prevent any unpleasant odors. Observing your hedgehog can also provide clues about their bathroom habits; for example, they may often go after eating or waking up.

To further assist with litter training, reward your hedgehog with treats when they use the designated area, reinforcing the behavior you want to encourage. Remember, patience is key, as it may take some time for them to fully adapt to this routine.

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