If your hedgehog bites you, it's essential to remain calm and not panic. Hedgehogs may bite out of fear, discomfort, or if they mistake your scent for food. To handle a bite, gently and slowly remove your hand to prevent further biting. Avoid sudden movements that may startle the hedgehog. It's crucial not to punish or shout at your hedgehog as it can worsen the situation. After a bite, give your hedgehog some space to calm down. You can also try to understand why the bite occurred, such as if the hedgehog was feeling threatened or if there was a strong smell on your hands that confused them. Building trust with your hedgehog through positive interactions and handling can help reduce the likelihood of future bites.

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