Hedgehogs are solitary animals and generally do not do well when housed with other pets. They can be quite territorial and may feel stressed or threatened if placed in close proximity to other animals. For their safety and well-being, it is recommended to keep hedgehogs as solitary pets.

If you're considering other pets, it's best to keep them in separate enclosures. However, if you have a hedgehog and are looking for a companion animal in your home, some people successfully keep them alongside pets like cats or dogs, provided that the hedgehog has its own secure space where it can retreat and feel safe.

Always supervise any interactions between your hedgehog and other pets, as even the gentlest of dogs or cats may see a hedgehog as a toy or prey.

In conclusion, while hedgehogs can coexist in the same household with other pets, they should not be housed together. Each pet should have its own space to thrive.

If you're looking for more information on hedgehog care or behavior, feel free to ask!

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