Removing Ticks from Wild Hedgehog & tips 18jul16 Cambs UK 102a

[@dragonsky799]

She's so cute! It's amazing how calm she is and how much she trusts you.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

yes very cute thanks, well youve heard of the Horse whisperer film yes ? well im the Hedgehog whisperer lol : )

[@dragonsky799]

Yes, it seems that you are. :0)

[@tamzineglintine8653]

dragonsky799 YEAH YOUR RIGHT

[@BS-dq1kz]

Aviation Videos & Wildlife FULL HD You are so kind to do this! So many people would care less about doing something like this!

[@cherryvoid5238]

@@BS-dq1kz I know he is so cool for this, she has so much trust in him. Plus his voice is soothing, gives me asmr.

[@415MrLyons]

Seems like the 'Hogs are spreading the good word about the "Tick -Removing Spa Treatment" that comes via entering your garden. Bless your good work and gentle care, sir. ;)

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

Thanks Mike : ) yes i do wonder if theyre communicating the fact there's someone willing to remove ticks in my area lol , i got another dozen off a female the other day , i dont film every removal but i will upload more hedgehog videos soon, ill add them to my hedgehog playlist : )

[@michaelfedorsha8147]

Lol

[@parrishharris3008]

Lmao but i think your absolutely right

[@eldorado166]

Less talk more action dude

[@MasterNumber22EstiManiShelley]

This is absolutely shocking to me how gigantic these ticks are! Keep up the good work. These hedgehogs are absolutely gorgeous little creatures. Pat yourself on the back, you are putting positivity out into the universe with every hh made tick free and every educational video you make. You're a lovely person sir.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

thanks, i cleaned up 53 hedgehogs in 2015 that came into my garden, may well get similar amount by end of this year

[@marygusmaogusmao7641]

HI

[@sandyk3669]

I'm so pleased to see you using the Tick Twister tool. I see the Hedgies are getting accustomed to being handled!!! WELL DONE!!!

[@nicolebezanson8734]

Aww poor hedgehog 😩😪 She is Soo calm sweet hedgie 😊❤️

[@amydelosreyes1327]

SoNic ThE HedGEhOg!

[@UchihaZero.4000]

@@amydelosreyes1327 ?

[@rayryow399]

We need more people like you, the one who helps and cares for wild animals.YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!

[@tilkaynine7902]

Thank you so much you've given me the confidence to get on on and deal with the ticks that are on my garden hedgehogs. I removed 30 ticks from each of my 3 dogs after a visit to Exmoor last year, but I thought it would frighten the hogs if I handled them. I'm super squeamish and don't like killing anything but OMG these ticks are just vile. Bless You.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

thats great news : ) glad your going to try removing these horrible beasts from your hedgehogs and pets, just put them in a bottle and then add water to drown them, put lid on and chuck in bin

[@melaniev.brussel5124]

hey i'm sorry to bother you! i work as a hedgehog rescue center in the netherlands. i think it's really great what you do but i just what to say to be careful when handling wild hedgehogs. the animals may be infected with worm infections, pests, fungus or other non-visible diseases. They need specific medical care, which is only available in specialized hedgehog shelters. Hedgehogs are protected animals, it is therefore forbidden to care for the animals themselves. A hedgehog is in need if : If he is injured (a hedgehog that stinks, is certainly injured) - If there are flies or maggots on it - If he is caught in something - If he is not rolled up and has his eyes closed - If he does not roll up when you turn him on his side - If he has cough of dirty eyes - When he wiggles back and forth - If he walks around in circles - If he threatens to drown in a pool pond - If all the spines are flat, even if you touch them - If his winter test is disturbed and can not stay there anymore a hedgehog that walks around during the day doesn't have to be sick but most of the times they are. i'm sorry for my shitty english and the long reaction

[@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

Melanie v.Brussel If a hedgehog is stuffed up your ass? Just sit back smarty pants and enjoy the show🤯🦄

[@cherryvoid5238]

These hedgehogs seem very healthy, and don't seem to have any behaviors listed. I understand your position, but he is clearly taking precautions, and giving good advice. There are so many there, I just can't see how he is doing any harm. ☺

[@ninidecoss2633]

I would pay to see the ticks get smashed

[@zoeyweigel5434]

Nini De coss you can't smash a tick you can only burn them

[@Nathan-ic5yc]

+Zoey Weigel what if i smash the tick?

[@mya3224]

Nini De coss

[@arethajitimlobinjang3085]

Why smash when you can light ‘em the hell up

[@Lordingable]

You get a shit tone more of thicks around you, because the females (the fat onse), in they sack they contain their eggs, so if you smash them, all the blood inside them will come out and the eggs will eventually hatch

[@nicolebezanson8734]

God bless you for helping this sweet wild hedgehog 😊😇

[@shadelight310]

It's crazy how different domestic and wild hedgehogs look

[@millietaylor3727]

Sha Britt domestic hedgehogs are African Pygmy hedgehogs ☺️

[@lebell32]

it is illegal to have European hedgehogs as pets unless you have a license and from what i know it's hard to get them.

[@GS-xs3we]

Different species

[@4mandysake]

That hedgehog is so amazingly calm. I'm in love. This one looks different than the pets people usually have in America. I prefer the way this one looks.

[@unknownwatcher8213]

They really do look like white chocolate covered raisins😁😂😂😂 People like you should always be shown respect ☺

[@lindylou4417]

Hi I watched your video and would like to say thank you. It really helped me out with a tick my dog had on her brow. After getting it off with the tools you have I then noticed really tiny ones near the same place so I brought some tick tablets. I think we have hedgehogs in our garden. Not sure if my dog had tried to pick one up and caught a tick that way. I absolutely love what you're doing for the hedgehogs ❤ Great work 🙂

[@mamamesol663]

poor sonic

[@Broken-Flesh]

Didn't go fast enough I guess!

[@amydelosreyes1327]

Lol my brother is UBBSESED WITH SONIC

[@toriavalentine3668]

She looked SO adorable when she had herself rolled up in a ball while you were holding her. She must’ve felt so much better ❤️🥰 you’ve greatly improved their quality of life ! The amount of hedgehogs you’d get in your yard just shows they know where to go

[@jpren4295]

How lovely of you to look after these little creatures. Love to listen to you, reminds me of my relatives over there! Great work. Wish we had hedgehogs, they’re adorable!

[@vintuitive7627]

I want to hug...hug....hug ... the hedgie! Great vid and thanks for filming these and taking care of the hedgies. They’re lucky to have you and your garden

[@lizdonnelly7921]

glad someone takes time to look after hedgehogs

[@laniakeas92]

Hedgehogs are so adorable and lovely creatures bringing good to the nature. Thank you for taking care of these fellows

[@alisongilchrist6180]

what a sweet, cooperative hoggle! Glad to see someone's looking after her

[@elainel.1285]

Just a suggestion a GoPro camera with a head strap mount might save you a lot of time getting the angles and shots you want without having to keep readjusting. Giving you more time to get even more ticks! :)

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

cheers yes i might try that but problem is you cant see exactly what your filming so i could end up with lots of footage of my leg for example lol , have a baby hedgehog out in my garden tonight

[@RLC302]

What a calm cooperative little hedgehog!

[@Verhille-12q]

Félicitations, vous avez retiré, les tiques, avec les tire tiques. Un grand MERCI à vous.👏👍👍🥰🌺

[@Sam-cw7tq]

I live in Germany and I have a pet hedghehog.He is one years old and I bought him when was 50 days. I love him. You are engel. Excuse me, my English no so good

[@caiflanes]

Sa San your English is understandable, but I’ll translate your English into how a native would say it, “ I live in Germany and I have a pet hedgehog. He is one year old, and I bought him when he was 50 days. I love him. You are an angel. Excuse me, my English is not so good. “ Your English is actually pretty good, considering there was not much to change.

[@Incursion.]

One years old ?

[@berdeshoff]

Все заебись я все понял

[@DallasARCH79]

You do a great job taking care of these adorable little critters!

[@zosephdraws9962]

"You know what I'm gonna do dont you?" *immediately raises quills*

[@katblue3346]

Thank goodness for such a good hearted person!! Taking care of these little guys💓✨

[@ruthwalton3457]

Yours was the first video I looked at to remove our poor babies ticks. Thank you 🥰

[@belladarla1130]

Aaaw so cute. I don’t have hedgehogs in my country and im amazed that it is a wild animal and is so calm. Also the tick removal is so satisfying to watch.

[@rebellady04]

A man who takes time to help wildlife is a good man

[@TaylorTpot]

Thanks for doing this for these little hedgehogs!

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

your welcome

[@akf1111]

Bless your heart for helping her ❤️

[@sy01mamabear83]

Good heavens, the poor dear! Thank you for looking out for hedgehogs and helping them! Oh my gosh.

[@brendenbrezany2081]

Hedgehogs are my favorite animal, so I'm so glad the ticks are removed and they're happy

[@sophiadavies3237]

Hi, just wanted to say thanks for the info, I have several hedgehogs in and out of my garden and up until now have left them alone for the majority. I’ve just spotted a great big tick on one of them by an eye hence why I am here! I can’t wait to try and help them. I would love to know what paint you use to mark them so as you can identify them? As I wouldn’t want to harm them. Thankyou in advance

[@PatyBN]

Touch the small ones with a cutip drenched in acetone, they usually let go. It's sad to have the hedgehog suffer while waiting for the ticks to grow big.

[@virvoy]

Hi, I live in 'Oz', wish we had little cuties like her to look after occasionally instead if we go hunting in our gardens we're likely to step on a taipan or red belly black snake or a funnel web spider or even a frilled neck lizard, there are cute marsupials like sugar gliders & the like but they mainly come out at night and are very timid and not easily caught which is a good thing, wild animals should be left to their own devices and know how, the law of nature, although you offer these gorgeous creatures some respite from those ghastly poisonous ticks while also giving them healthy food to eat, great job & very well done...

[@alltheboost5363]

Wow thank you so much for making this video and thank you so much for taking care of the hedgehogs.

[@peterchittenden6561]

Hi, thanks for posting videos, I've found them really helpful and have removed some ticks from the many hedgehogsThat frequent my garden. I've got one particular resident female that has got quite a cluster of ticks around her face.I had trouble trying to get her to uncurl from a ball , using the technique that you make look so easy, let alone trying to remove all the ticks in such a sensitive area. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, best regards, pete

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

vegetable crates (plastic) from farms/markets help as their legs go in holes thus they cant curl up, some carboot sales u can get them free etc or ask on facebook freebie sites

[@monekaolahurt]

Thank you for all you do these little guys need and love you!! Thank you for sharing these videos with us!!

[@Lieveheersbeestje1962]

I admire what you do for these hedgehogs ! Just really amazed that she didn't try to bite you whilst you were removing the ticks .... They are horrid little creatures ... Does that mean , that most hedgehogs carry the disease of Lyme ? I caught a little baby hedgehog ones ... the kids found it a nice animal to keep in an old bunny hatch in the shed for a week or so..... fed it wet catfood ( loved it !!! ) And bread soaked in milk . Reaĺly cute little animals .... with really soft feet / paws ..... Nice video / vlog , thanks for sharing ! Greetings , Herma from Down Under ( Melbourne ) .... 👍🍀🍀🍀

[@Susenia19]

i love what you do , thank you for helping our little hedgehog friends

[@kitkatcats3360]

A beautiful animal. Thank you for caring for her !!

[@freezedriedzombi8242]

When I was little, we found a dog with ticks and my grandma and I removed all the ticks by HAND. Idk what I was thinking for not wearing gloves, but I had good intentions at least

[@jennamarsillett3137]

You are an extraordinary man. I love the fact that you not only go out of your way to feed and water these beautiful animals but you catch them and help them with thete tick problems. That's amazing to me. Not alot of people would take the time of day to do that for the adorable helpless creatures. But you do it so willingly and i love watching it. You my friend are a one of a kind, amazing person. And i wish you yhe best of luck. I wish i could help you out and pick them off with you to lend a helping hand.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

thanks for the kind words, come to Cambridge and help me !

[@theeKPOPlover]

SINCE when were ticks this big?! That poor thing, I hope it recovers quickly. Thank you for being such a kind soul and helping her out!

[@donnadavidson4234]

tkpl they are big when full of blood. Keep chicken around your house because they eat ticks.

[@natobxo]

woooowww ive never seen a wild hedge hog. theyre pretty calm! super cuteeee!

[@fruitsandflowersnorway620]

Really appriciate the effort you put into filming this and getting it online.

[@rosie5138]

yay!!! an English youtuber!!!

[@silverhunter8918]

I pull ticks off with my hands off my horses no problem lol I twist them with my hands never had a problem. Nice to see someone helping out such beautiful creatures though keep it up

[@devonhutchings6900]

There's a difference between a horse and a hedgehog with spikes tho

[@dogwonderingwherethelambsa4623]

Silver Hunter it is kinda dangerous to do it with your bare hands because you can sometimes leave the tics mouth inside of the horse , but if your horse is doing fine you have some great hand skills

[@blisstherapper2994]

Does it 😞

[@blisstherapper2994]

Does it hurt

[@sav6814]

@@blisstherapper2994 Probably not

[@lizdonnelly7921]

thank you for you're dedication and info

[@aquieagora9549]

I love...I love... Brasil - Rio de Janeiro. Voces são anjos de Deus e Deus iluminara a vida de voces. Parabens...

[@marie-p.pommedelorme7318]

Thanks for all these hedgehod👍👍👍 THEY ARE SO CUTE!!!😍 👏👏👏 all my respect from🇫🇷 I have just discovered your channel now.....

[@isaachunt5799]

great work all animals on this wonderful earth should be looked after by us

[@susanannmclaughlin1634]

I do hate those damn ticks. Love hedgehogs.

[@iamamueller1979]

My wild hedgehog in the garden has got some super tiny black ticks around his eyes. Much too small for the tool, and impossible to get a hold of with tweezers without getting his hair too. I can't figure out how to get rid of them. I wonder if oral medicine flea/tick meant for cats is ok for hedgehogs. At this point my hoglet is only 285 grams (I found him at 113 grams) though.

[@Schnuz]

Fantastic informative video, many thanks for posting it. I have been feeding and looking out for hedgehogs for over ten years now, but the local "rescue" centres are, quite frankly, less than helpful 🤬. One of the local ones has even died without passing on his "knowledge" to anyone willing to give it a lash. At this time of year none are interested to help as they are full and will not give any further advice apart from try XYZ who are also "full" 🙄. I know the basics; bring them in, keep them warm, give the correct food and water but the rest of the required care is not forthcoming 😟. I know that they are wild animals and not pets but I care and want to see them healthy and safe in the wild. I have detained one for a couple of weeks and released it after two weeks in early summer after I found it poorly out and about during the day. I have also managed to overwinter one that I found that was way too small to survive at around about this time of year. I currently have another one in the detention centre since Friday as it was only 348g when I picked it up. I did spray it with "fly strike" straight away which at the very least seemed to piss the flees off (I suspect that they were dying while leaving the ship 😉 🤣) but it also has at least one tick that hasn't left the boat. I have ordered some tick removal tools (we have got some somewhere but it's cheaper and easier to order more 😉 🤣) but I would like to ask what you would recommend for other parasites and how you would administer them (mainly worms)? I have found some drugs but they are mostly by prescription only and previously I have found most vets less than helpful as well ☹ "have you tried this rescue place" Duh yes and they had just as shite a reply. Hope you can provide a little help and advice, stay safe and well, GIRL (it's a made up acronym, check out the "about" tab for details), cheers, Schnuz.

[@cretski67]

Brilliant, fella. I'll now be following your tips and de-ticking our little Tiggywinkles - sorted!

[@JohnOfJohns]

I’ve never EVER seen ticks with such long legs and massive body size?!?! They’re monster ticks !

[@monikapeer7755]

Oh what a cute, lovely animal!! Thank you for take care of her!!!

[@Tita.QT_]

Thank you for doing this. God bless you! 💕

[@luzmares5455]

Thank you for helping them. You’re AMAZING!

[@oregontribal1]

Bless you for taking care of the wild hedgie's.

[@Sarahhrobin]

Thank you all the tips managed to get out three ticks off the hedgehog in my garden. However there’s two on it’s head I couldn’t get to. It wouldn’t uncurl. I will try again tomorrow night. They are wonderful creatures ❤️

[@simonwren4729]

A couple questions, why are the ticks so prevalent ? The hedgehogs keep coming back several times a year...for...preening. also, how are the larvae dealt with ? You can't really see them can you ? And what would happen if no one did this for the hedgehogs ?

[@lildishsoap812]

5:10 “This video is going to end up being 20 mins long” Bruh

[@Lilliz91]

aww so cute and quite well behaved

[@sharonbeckett721]

He must love all the pushing and pulling about!

[@marsy1480]

My grandma used to spray the hedgehogs with fleas in our garden back in the early 70’s. Poor hedges!

[@Lovethemseventies]

We have a few hedgehogs in the garden and one was being attacked by magpies a few weeks ago poor thing, I rescued her but saw her today in the daylight with her head covered in ticks. I don't trust myself to remove them as my eyesight isn't great, would a vet take her if I can contain her?

[@lillyprince4323]

She's such a good little hedgi!

[@shrimpgurl7817]

Wow normally hedgehog’s are shy but it’s so cool how she trusts you Edit:

[@rachaelpurkiss818]

What paint do you use to mark them?

[@scyther1141]

I don’t know what inspired you to do this but I’m sure the hedgehog appreciates it.

[@melindavermes7705]

Poor hedgehog! Thank u guyz to help this little guy!

[@maryw.5779]

Would it be a good idea to have rubbing alcohol in your bottle to help kill the ticks?

[@CharlotteAliicia]

Thank you for this video. Has been a great help. I just wanted to ask what type of paint you use on them ? We have numerous houses and hedgehogs visiting and would love to know if they are definitely the same ones ! Took in and released 3 juveniles before winter and would have been brilliant to see if they are coming back. Thanks.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

you can use nail varnish ! even small amount of house paint just dont get it on their skin

[@garden2356]

Please can you post more hedgehog video?

[@darthraider4638]

hi do wild hedgehogs bite..I found one this morn in my shed.. she had huge ticks on her one fell off..ordered the tools to help but she looked like was going to bite. wasn't sure if pg...

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

ive not been bitten so far !

[@melaniev.brussel5124]

they can but most of them don't they just rol op in a ball and hiss ad you

[@maggie4351]

Thanks to this video. We were able to remove 18 from a hedgehog tonight.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

To catch thieves in the act to provide Police with evidence you could try and use something like a “ trail cam “ a Camera designed for filming wildlife that has a motion sensor so it only starts recording to a sdcard when something moves within its field of view. Unlike CCTV that you would need to leave recording 24 hours a day and then somehow find the time to look back through hours of footage to find the point where something happened after it happened. I know about “Ring” branded doorbells but they would be fixed in one spot on your door and that may not cover the area you need to protect eg you may not park your car right in front of your car door. Or if you have thieves coming over your rear garden fence etc to look in sheds for example a camera on your front door isn’t going to help. I Bought a number of a brand called “ Bushnell” after seeing them used on a very good BBC TV show where they were trying to film rare animals in a jungle somewhere. The model I bought was called a “ Bushnell 119440 “ they vary in price so shop around Amazon is not the best price quite often these days so shop around www.amazon.co.uk/Bushnell-119440-Nature-Camera-Colour/dp/B00AU6E2TO they were averaging £260 each in June 2014 on Amazon when some shops were advertising them for up to £340 ! , as I still use mine I can show you how to set this model up. They can record in infrared even if its pitch black outside ( video will look black and white when recorded at night) or in Colour that’s full HD 1080p quality in daylight. I set mine to record for 60seconds at a time when its triggered.( you can set them to record for shorter chunks of time if you wish) By now late 2019 the model number has likely changed to some newer model but they will be very similar. They run off 12 AA batterys. There is a forum about trail cameras i used www.chasingame.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=22 where people discuss the latest models of this product category so by all means join that to find out more. You get a nylon material strap to attach the camera trap to trees etc but depending on where you intend to set it up you might want to buy a metal case to put it in that’s lockable so thieves cant take it. camlockbox.com/ is where I bought the metal case designed to fit the Bushnell 119440 exactly ( you will need to buy a case that fits the exact camera trap model you purchase so that it doesn’t block any sensor etc) buy Master lock python cable locks to secure the camera and case to a tree or post etc store.camlockbox.com/master-lock-camo-python-cable-8418kadcamo/ Here is a video of mine that shows the equipment I use “ Hedgehogs & Bushnell camera trap 24oct14 Cambridge UK 938p kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3nPZ4abj5uje9U if you go to my KZbin account kzbin.infovideos then click on playlists then click created playlists then scroll down until you find the playlist called “ Bushnell Camera traps DIY etc 29oct14” which is this link kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIHKhZ2In6l7bJo watch those videos to see the equipment I use and a way to hide them very well so thieves or wildlife cant see them . I also bought another thing to put out more infrared light at night to boost the quality of recording I was getting at night you will see it mentioned in my videos. They are called Uway xtendir and I bought them online from Canada or USA( they use 4x D Cell batterys) they made a big difference to the quality of records filmed when its dark and are amazing if filming wildlife that within 5 or 6 feet of the camera. Another playlist to look at is “ Camera traps for wildlife “ which is this kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5mYZZhnbJqJhbc you will see the incredible quality Bushnell’s can film in Also look in Hedgehogs 15oct14 playlist here and you will see videos I recorded using the camera traps kzbin.info/aero/PLiVKwaUJvwmUzIF0A3J985Fl1UL4ppzKt There are other makes and models of camera traps out there but in general the cheaper they are the lower the quality so if your trying to protect your car/home/garden/shed etc from thieves I would buy the better brands eg Bushnell & if there is a spate of thefts in your area set up multiple cameras if you can afford to. Remember to read up on the law of using CCTV on your property eg www.gov.uk/government/publications/domestic-cctv-using-cctv-systems-on-your-property/domestic-cctv-using-cctv-systems-on-your-property Hope this helps Dave Ps as I said im happy to answer questions if you post them on my KZbin videos ( post a comment on the relevant video ) I will see them most days when I look at comments I get on all my videos and I will reply back usually within 24-48 hours , thanks If you think theyre going to steal your Car fit a tracking device to the car, fairly cheap sim card based trackers are on Ebay etc .

[@noname1st139]

I've recently got a hedgehog visitor with 2 White blotches on his head,is it ok to bring him in to do this? I'm new,does it stress them,yours seems like he loves it, and I also read the flees aren't the same as cats and dogs,is this true? Thank you and well done 👍

[@stuart73m]

Im just wondering with the amount of hedgehogs you get in your garden do you find that you have very few slugs as i know that they do feast on the slugs and now many ppl find the amount of slugs has greatly increased which i do think is down to ppl erecting many more fences in their gardens compared to years ago making it difficult for the hogs easily accessing gardens nowadays.

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

yes they are getting fenced off, but they can dig under a fence they only need a 3inch gap but urbanisation is hurting them but more likely its the explosion in rat numbers as rats get food people put out for hogs.yes hogs eat slugs ive seen them do it and worms but i notice when it rains slugs climb up walls thus out of reach of hogs

[@LyraLove1]

How come these hedgehogs have so many ticks? I am sure it is a fairly new thing, like last 10 years or so. I wonder if the garden pesticides, slug killers etc people are using has any effect on hedgehogs immunity.

[@manuelsantos4941]

Obrigado por salvar o animal paravens 🥰

[@homicidalmuffin6190]

So cute! Sweet little creature.

[@MikesMovies]

Hmm, will have to do this, are you sure about the spray?

[@janinebean4276]

Aww poor baby! She’s so cute!! I’m so glad those awful ticks are off of her!

[@annsmith4739]

I have hedgehogs in my garden they are lovely,she’s being very good for you considering she’s a wild animal

[@nmducre]

Its there a solution that you can buy or make to dip the hogs into so the ticks fall off?

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

not that i know of

[@traceywilks9254]

Thank u for sharing. & Knowledge 💞

[@sheilamiddleton3559]

Hedgehog was very patient with the chap. It's a shame he was chatting so much. The video was very interesting. One happy hedgehog after.

[@tammy-lynnstewart5677]

Nice work! Disgusting little critters ticks are, aren't they! I've had to remove a few from my dog. That tool works a real treat!

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

thanks

[@JackiC2012]

Itis wonderful that u do this for them they are gorgeous. In your last video were u able to get the tick off her belly?

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

yes dont worry i get them all !!

[@FoamySoaps]

is there not some soap or spray you can put on them to kill the ticks?

[@AwesomeFullHDvideos]

not that i know of no

[@bonjour4196]

No bravecto for hedgedogs ?

[@oliviaomgoliviaomg868]

I like how your helping the heghog it's really sweet

[@arceli9381]

tamsak done

[@angelahorn2239]

Nice work! Just please sit her on a level surface. It looked painful for her having to lay on a lid that wasn't flat, but raised on one side. Also, please get a go pro. I felt nauseous with all of the camera movement. Overall, a fantastic job well done! You're amazing for doing this!!!