Hedgehogs, like many animals, can exhibit signs of boredom or stress if their needs are not being met. Some common signs to look out for include excessive self-anointing (licking and spreading saliva on themselves), excessive scratching, weight loss, decreased activity levels, irritability, and excessive hiding. If you notice any of these signs in your hedgehog, it's essential to assess their environment and routine to identify potential stressors. Providing enriching activities, such as a variety of toys, hiding spots, and a wheel for exercise, can help alleviate boredom and stress in hedgehogs.

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