If your hedgehog is hibernating, it's crucial to act promptly to prevent any health issues. Hibernation in hedgehogs is dangerous as they are not true hibernators and can easily fall into a state of torpor, which can be life-threatening. To help your hedgehog, gently warm them up by placing them on a warm (not hot) heating pad or using a heat lamp. It's essential to monitor their body temperature closely and gradually warm them up to their normal body temperature of around 95-100°F (35-37.8°C). Offer some food to encourage them to wake up and hydrate them with a few drops of water or electrolytes. If your hedgehog doesn't respond to these measures or if you notice any concerning symptoms, such as lethargy or difficulty breathing, seek immediate veterinary assistance.

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