Litter training your hedgehog can make your life easier and keep their living area clean. To litter train your hedgehog, you can follow these steps: 1. Choose a suitable litter box: Select a shallow, easy-to-access litter box that is not too high for your hedgehog to climb in and out of. 2. Place the litter box in a corner: Hedgehogs often choose a corner as their bathroom spot, so placing the litter box in a corner can encourage them to use it. 3. Use the right litter: Avoid clumping cat litter as it can be harmful if ingested. Opt for paper-based or recycled paper pellet litter. 4. Add some soiled bedding: Place a small amount of soiled bedding or droppings in the litter box to give your hedgehog the idea that it's a bathroom area. 5. Be patient and consistent: Hedgehogs are creatures of habit, so consistency is key. Keep the litter box clean and continue to place your hedgehog in the box after waking up or meals. Reward your hedgehog with treats or praise when they use the litter box. 6. Clean accidents promptly: If your hedgehog has accidents outside the litter box, clean the area thoroughly to remove any scent that may attract them back to that spot. With time and patience, most hedgehogs can be litter trained.

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