Hedgehogs, like many animals, can exhibit signs of stress when they are not comfortable or feel threatened. Some common signs of stress in hedgehogs include excessive quill loss, excessive licking or biting, decreased appetite, excessive hiding, frequent huffing or popping noises, and self-anointing more than usual. If you notice any of these signs in your hedgehog, it's essential to try to identify and eliminate the source of stress. Providing a quiet, secure environment, maintaining a consistent routine, and handling your hedgehog gently can help reduce stress levels.

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