To make your hedgehog comfortable in a carrier, start by choosing a well-ventilated, secure carrier that is appropriately sized for your hedgehog. Line the bottom of the carrier with soft bedding, such as fleece or a towel, to provide a cozy environment. Before placing your hedgehog inside, allow them to explore the carrier in a safe space so they can become familiar with it.

When it's time to travel, gently place your hedgehog inside the carrier, ensuring they are in a calm state. You can cover the carrier with a light blanket to reduce stress from external stimuli. Keep the carrier in a quiet, stable environment, away from loud noises or sudden movements.

During the journey, check in on your hedgehog periodically to ensure they are comfortable, and avoid long trips if possible. If you're traveling for an extended time, offer a small water source, but avoid feeding them right before the trip to minimize the risk of motion sickness.

After arriving at your destination, give your hedgehog time to acclimate to the new environment, and ensure they have access to a safe space to explore once they are out of the carrier.

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