Hedgehogs are not true hibernators like some other animals, but they can go into a state called 'torpor' which is similar to hibernation. Signs that your hedgehog might be entering torpor include: staying in a curled-up position for extended periods, feeling cold to the touch, decreased activity or lack of response to stimuli, and a drop in body temperature. If you suspect your hedgehog is in torpor, it's important to gently warm them up by placing them in a warm room or using a heating pad (set on low and placed under half of the enclosure to create a warm side and a cool side). Monitor their behavior closely and if they do not show signs of improvement, seek veterinary assistance.

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