Hedgehogs, like many animals, can exhibit signs of stress when they are not comfortable in their environment. Some common signs that your hedgehog may be stressed include excessive quill loss, decreased activity, frequent huffing or clicking noises, self-anointing excessively, and attempts to hide or roll into a ball more often than usual. Changes in eating or drinking habits, such as refusing to eat or drink, can also indicate stress in hedgehogs. If you notice any of these signs, it's essential to assess the hedgehog's living conditions, such as temperature, noise levels, and handling, to ensure they are comfortable and not experiencing undue stress.

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