Hedgehogs, like many animals, can exhibit signs of stress when they are not comfortable in their environment or are feeling anxious. Some common signs of stress in hedgehogs include excessive quill loss, decreased activity levels, self-anointing (excessive licking and spreading of saliva on their quills), frequent huffing or clicking noises, and hiding more than usual. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to evaluate their living conditions, such as temperature, noise levels, and handling frequency, to ensure they are happy and healthy.

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