Hedgehogs are sensitive to temperature changes and can become uncomfortable or even ill if they get too cold. Signs that your hedgehog might be too cold include curling into a tight ball, shivering, feeling cold to the touch, decreased activity levels, and seeking out warm spots in their enclosure. It's essential to maintain a consistent temperature for your hedgehog's environment, ideally between 72-80°F (22-27°C). Providing a heating source like a ceramic heat emitter or a heating pad under part of their enclosure can help regulate the temperature. Monitoring the temperature regularly and adjusting as needed is crucial to keep your hedgehog comfortable and healthy.

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Hedgehog Care Hedgehog Health Hedgehog Behavior Temperature Regulation