Hedgehogs can exhibit various signs when they are stressed. Some common indicators of stress in hedgehogs include excessive quill loss, decreased appetite, excessive licking or scratching, self-anointing more frequently than usual, constant hissing or popping noises, and uncharacteristic aggression. Changes in behavior such as excessive hiding, decreased activity, or being unusually vocal can also signal stress in hedgehogs. It's essential to address the cause of stress promptly to ensure the well-being of your hedgehog.

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