Caring for a Quilling Hedgehog - ...If you notice excessive scratching, bald patches, or any signs of distress, consult a veterinarian experienced with hedgehogs. 6. **Playtime...

Monitoring Your Hedgehog in an Outdoor Setting - ...If they seem stressed or scared, it's best to bring them back indoors. Look for signs of discomfort, such...

Tips for Bonding with Your Hedgehog - ...If your hedgehog curls up into a ball or shows signs of stress, give them space. Respecting their boundaries will...

Safe Nail Trimming Tips for Hedgehogs - ...Start by trimming just the sharp tip of the nail. If your hedgehog seems stressed, take breaks and give them...

Caring for Your Hedgehog After a Vet Visit - ...Look for signs of lethargy, changes in appetite, or any discharge from their eyes or nose. If you notice anything...

Setting Up a Hedgehog Play Area - ...Remove any small objects that could be ingested and watch for any signs of stress or fatigue. 8. **Regular Cleaning...

Creating a Safe Outdoor Enclosure for Your Hedgehog - ...Hedgehogs are nocturnal and can easily become stressed in direct sunlight. 2. **Size of the Enclosure**: Aim for a minimum...

Caring for Multiple Hedgehogs - ...Look for signs of illness such as lethargy, changes in appetite, or unusual droppings. Regular vet check-ups are important...

What to Expect During a Hedgehog Vet Visit - ...They will check your hedgehog’s skin for any signs of irritation or parasites, examine their eyes, ears, and nose...