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Signs of a Happy Hedgehog During Travel - ...Make sure to provide familiar food and water to ease their transition. 5. **Soft Noises**: Happy hedgehogs may make soft...

Identifying Signs of Illness in Hedgehogs - ...If your hedgehog suddenly loses interest in food or water, it might be a sign of illness. A healthy hedgehog...

Signs of Hedgehog Hibernation - ...A hibernating hedgehog will eat and drink less. If your hedgehog is not consuming food or water for an extended...

Feeding Tips for Hedgehog Skin Health - ...A well-balanced diet, combined with proper care, will help keep your hedgehog's skin healthy and vibrant! hedgehog diet...

Recovery from Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome - ...3. **Diet and Nutrition**: A balanced diet is essential. Providing high-quality hedgehog food and fresh water can help maintain...

Best Foods for Pet Hedgehogs - ...Some pet stores offer specially formulated hedgehog food. These are designed to meet the nutritional needs of hedgehogs and can...

Identifying Hibernating Hedgehogs - ...hedgehog will eat and drink very little. If you notice that your hedgehog has not consumed food or water for...

Feeding Your Hedgehog Before Hibernation - ...especially if your hedgehog is not drinking enough water. Just ensure it’s high-quality and free from fillers. 5...

Cooling Down a Hedgehog's Habitat - ...Hedgehogs thrive in temperatures between 70°F and 80°F (21°C to 27°C). 3. **Fans**: Place a fan...

Best Habitats for Hedgehogs - ...hedgehog house, compost piles for insects, and a water source. Avoid using pesticides, as they can harm hedgehogs and deplete...

Hedgehog Diet in Cold Weather - ...Continue to provide a high-quality, commercially prepared hedgehog food that is rich in protein and low in fat. Look...

What to Do If Your Hedgehog Eats a Toxic Plant - ...First, try to identify the plant your hedgehog may have ingested. Some common toxic plants include poinsettias, azaleas, and certain...

Signs of a Hungry Baby Hedgehog - ...and occasional fruits or vegetables. Always ensure fresh water is available as well! If you suspect your baby hedgehog is...

Signs of a Healthy vs. Unhealthy Hedgehog - ...5. **Eating and Drinking**: Healthy hedgehogs have a good appetite and drink water regularly. A sudden decrease in appetite or...

Keeping Hedgehogs Together: What You Need to Know - ...Each hedgehog should have its own space, food, and water to prevent competition and stress. 4. **Health Monitoring**: If you...

Is Fleece Bedding Safe for Hedgehogs? - ...in hot water and avoid using fabric softeners, as these can leave residues that may irritate your hedgehog's skin...

Hibernation Needs for Hedgehogs - ...Create a secure, quiet, and dark space where your hedgehog can feel safe. This could be a cozy hideaway in...

Best Foods for Hedgehogs - ...Remember to provide fresh water at all times and avoid feeding hedgehogs dairy products, chocolate, or anything high in sugar...

Best Shampoos for Bathing Hedgehogs - ...water temperature to ensure it’s lukewarm before placing your hedgehog in. - Use a small amount of shampoo and lather...

Best Treats for Hedgehogs - ...Small pieces of fruits like bananas, apples (without seeds), and blueberries can be given in moderation. Hedgehogs have a sweet...

Feeding a Sick Hedgehog - ...Ensure your hedgehog stays hydrated. You can offer water in a shallow dish or use a syringe (without a needle...

What to Do If a Hedgehog is Lethargic - ...Taking prompt action can make a significant difference in your hedgehog's health and wellbeing. hedgehog care lethargy hedgehog health...

What to Do If Your Hedgehog Has Mites - ...hot water and a pet-safe disinfectant. 5. **Monitor for Recurrence**: After treatment, keep an eye on your hedgehog for...

Homemade Hedgehog Food Recipes - ...foods that are toxic to hedgehogs, such as chocolate, onions, garlic, and avocados. - Fresh water should always be available. - Consult...

Signs of a Dirty Hedgehog - ...clean as needed, and give your hedgehog a bath with warm water and a gentle, hedgehog-safe shampoo when necessary...