Hedgehogs are known to hibernate in the wild, but pet hedgehogs usually do not hibernate. However, they can enter a state called 'torpor,' which resembles hibernation. Signs that your hedgehog might be entering torpor include: staying curled up for long periods, feeling cool to the touch, reduced activity, and a decrease in food and water intake. If you suspect your hedgehog is in torpor, it's essential to keep them warm (around 72-80°F), offer food and water regularly, and monitor their condition closely. If you are unsure or concerned, it's best to consult a veterinarian experienced with hedgehogs.

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