Hedgehogs are generally solitary animals in the wild and do not require companionship to thrive. In fact, they may become stressed or aggressive if forced to live with another hedgehog. While some hedgehogs may tolerate living with a companion, it is crucial to introduce them carefully and monitor their interactions closely. If you choose to keep multiple hedgehogs together, ensure they have enough space, hiding spots, and resources to prevent conflicts. However, most hedgehog owners find that their pets are content and happy living alone, as long as they receive enough attention and mental stimulation from their human caregivers.

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Hedgehog Care Hedgehog Behavior Solitary Animals Hedgehog Companionship