Heatstroke can be dangerous for hedgehogs as they are sensitive to high temperatures. Signs of heatstroke in hedgehogs include excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, and weakness. You may also notice a lack of appetite, rapid breathing, and even collapse. To prevent heatstroke, always ensure your hedgehog has access to a cool, shaded area, fresh water, and proper ventilation. If you suspect your hedgehog has heatstroke, immediately move them to a cooler environment, offer water, and contact a veterinarian for further assistance.

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