Hedgehogs can exhibit various signs when they are stressed. Some common indicators of stress in hedgehogs include excessive quilling, decreased activity, frequent self-anointing, excessive licking, and aggressive behavior. Additionally, if a hedgehog is constantly curling into a tight ball or showing signs of fear when approached, it could be a sign of stress. Changes in eating habits, such as refusing food or sudden weight loss, can also indicate stress in hedgehogs. To help reduce stress in your hedgehog, ensure they have a quiet and secure environment, provide opportunities for exercise and mental stimulation, and handle them gently and calmly.

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