Signs That Your Hedgehog Is Too Cold - ...and is not active enough to seek food. 6. **Shivering**: Just like humans, hedgehogs can shiver when they are cold...

Tips for Keeping Hedgehogs Active and Healthy - ...Instead of just placing food in a bowl, try hiding their food around the enclosure or using puzzle feeders. This...

The Importance of Monitoring Your Hedgehog's Weight - ...Just like humans, hedgehogs can suffer from obesity or malnutrition, both of which can lead to serious health issues. Regular...

Understanding Hedgehog Behavior and Habits - ...Regular handling can help them become more comfortable with human presence. However, be mindful that each hedgehog has its own...

Providing Mental Stimulation for Hedgehogs - ...Toys that dispense food can also stimulate your hedgehog's natural foraging instincts. 2. **Obstacle Courses**: Create a mini obstacle...

Setting Up a Comfortable Hedgehog Enclosure - ...6. **Food and Water**: Use a heavy ceramic dish for food and a water bottle or bowl that is easy...

Understanding Hedgehog Behavior in Captivity - ...You might notice them exploring their habitat, running on a wheel, or foraging for food during the evening hours. It...

Caring for Multiple Hedgehogs - ...A balanced diet primarily consists of high-quality hedgehog food or cat food (dry kibble) supplemented with insects, fruits, and...

Identifying Allergies in Hedgehogs - ...Consider any recent changes in your hedgehog’s environment, such as new bedding, foods, or cleaning products that could be...

Care Differences Between African Pygmy Hedgehogs and European Hedgehogs - ...2. **Diet**: - **African Pygmy Hedgehogs** are omnivorous and need a diet that includes high-quality hedgehog food, supplemented with insects...

Choosing the Right Diet for Your Hedgehog - ...Certain foods can be harmful to hedgehogs. Avoid dairy products, chocolate, citrus fruits, and any processed human food. These can...

Caring for Orphaned Hedgehogs - ...As they grow, gradually introduce solid foods like high-quality cat food and insects. 3. **Hydration**: Ensure they stay hydrated...

Caring for a Hedgehog with Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome (WHS) - ...Provide ramps instead of ladders, and ensure that food and water dishes are stable and easy to access. 4. **Diet...