Hedgehog Care: Necessary & Optional Supplies

[@_laurenjaboop_9611]

The cat jumping down scared the crap out of me😂😂😂😂

[@ToriLynnPPH]

Admittedly, I am so proud of myself for not visibly jumping because it scared me too hahaha.

[@f.h.kenzie8760]

A friend is neglecting a hedgehog, so I'm picking the hedgehog up within a few weeks because if I dont he'll set it free in the wild to die, so I'm trying to cram in all the research all i can on them.

[@melodiebelle]

So glad you are doing that

[@wackyraccoon9171]

Doing research is very important so well done

[@maddiecoon2834]

you’re a great person for that

[@isabelweeks889]

How’s the hedgehog?

[@keeahnamoore]

You are a good person... thanks -the hedgehog

[@danessamae6564]

My little albino hedgehog was 3 months old but he passed away yesterday from constipation. 2 days before we took him to the vet and all they did was give us antibiotics. He was my first pet ever, and he was so young. I'm just glad I check on him before he passed and saw he was going. I help him in my arms as he passed, so I'm glad I was there for him.

[@bellaissalty7869]

Danessa Mae so sorry for your loss ❤️

[@mollydyke2313]

Oh I’m so so sorry. I can’t even imagine what u are going through. Ik I’m late but I’m really sorry for ur loss xx

[@chestnutgaming992]

man,imma cry now

[@seamoom78]

I'm glad I did pretty extensive research before going to my local pet store. They thought I was crazy for not using a tank, but my cage is much easier to clean and much bigger than what I could have had as a tank.

[@lauraeblanco]

"hedgehogs need to stay pretty toasty" me: lives in a constant 30°C or higher climate

[@brandithompson1206]

Laura Blanco I love good Oll Arizona 130 F last year

[@starlighttogtog2280]

I live in Mongolia so um no

[@mackcheeseplate389]

Took my hedgehog to the vet today and she had worms and they said it was really common!! Where I live I paid $100 for her meds and her cost for the check up

[@ToriLynnPPH]

It's actually fairly unusual for pet hedgehogs to get worms - I'm glad to hear you got it taken care of quickly though!

[@lexrose3768]

PugPibbleHedgie, Actually it's not very unusual I work at an exotic vet and hedgehogs with worms are one of the most common things we see in hedgehogs. 😊

[@stephaniemoreno4145]

Lexy Rose why is it so common? is there a reason behind it happening?

[@lexrose3768]

Stephanie Moreno, All wild hedgehogs carry worms, Healthy hedgehogs 'develop' a resistance (or immunity) to these worms, which means that the hedgehog itself prevents the worm numbers building up to the point at which they become a problem to the hedgehog (so that normally the hedgehog and its parasites will live in harmony.) However, if a hedgehogs immunity is reduced (by, for example, a bad injury, disease, starvation or even the stress of hospitalisation) the worms can then multiply unchecked; this will then result in them getting to such high numbers inside the hedgehog that they DO now cause a problem. And basically common sense is that all Hedgehogs are pulled from the wild, no matter if they were bred because generations before them were pulled from the wild. Hope this clears some things up. :)

[@stephaniemoreno4145]

Lexy Rose hey, yeah for sure. Thanks for the response, I have never heard anyone mention that it is “common” I can see how an added stress could induce an influx, though.

[@sarahj9587]

My parents were skeptical to get a hedgehog but after doing my research and watching a lot of your videos we are in the process of getting one!! Thank you so much for such informational videos!!

[@avariley1025]

Sarah J Olson same

[@edenmiller3014]

I got a hedgehog yesterday!! She got a bit carsick during the ride but it is ok. All of your videos are so helpful, I've been watching them for quite some time and finally got my own baby 🤗

[@uPthEarCad1a]

As someone who is about to get his first hedgehog, your videos are a huge wealth of knowledge. Thank you for the help!

[@meganelizabeth917]

I have wanted a hedgehog for about a year now. I have been watching your videos to find out more about them and how to care for them and now I know like everything I need about them. Thanks!

[@jen7043]

Megan Ruther i have a hedgehog i loooked everything up about them talked to hedgehog owners i got stuff for her started a petition befor i even saked my parents then they said could get her :)

[@meganelizabeth917]

Audioholics ???

[@camryn8212]

Megan Elizabeth same lol

[@vixtion9180]

have you gotten one yet?

[@hackxy1165]

@@jen7043 i had a stroke reading this

[@isabelweeks889]

I’m filling an entire binder with things I’ve learned from your channel and I’m going to show it to my mom in a year. I really want a hedgehog but I want to be doing everything right and not being impulsive. Thank you for your help wise hedgehog owner. 🦔💕

[@eleven_hopper.official9839]

my house ranges from 74-78 degrees in temp. i am very lucky i found this channel!

[@kayleeerickson6654]

I have my hedgehog in a long tote and I have a heating pad under it and its my 3rd day with him he was a rescue hedgehog and I gave him a bath and the water turned black cuz he was so dirty but he’s clean and in good care now❤️❤️

[@Grape08]

Did the plastic ever melt from the heat pad?

[@kayleeerickson6654]

@@Grape08 nope

[@zehlua]

A hedgehog was the perfect choice of pet for us because we're both graveyard shift workers! We see our little guy before shift, after shift, and on our days off, we're all up all night!

[@sophiaa7001]

This was in perfect timing a was dumb enough to not do my research i bought a rat cage and a wheel that was for a hamster (no hedgehog lived in this) but I changed everything and my hedgehog Jupiter hes living his best life. Thank you

[@loadinqspade]

i’m getting a hedgehog after quarantine !

[@nataliehobart5752]

You’re the only one I can watch about this stuff without fast forwarding love your channel

[@TeaBeeLeaves12]

Who else is binging all of these heggie care videos for that hedgehog their parents are never gonna let them get?

[@loadinqspade]

KittenInTheWilderness YES

[@luce1041]

Omg YESS (that's pretty sad lol)

[@kiracraft4152]

ME HAHA

[@alexkehoepwj]

I'm glad you're confident enough to film yourself now, that shows a lot of progress with your self love. And you're very pretty, so you don't need to worry

[@PetAdventuresMJ]

This was wonderful information! I learned so much and thank you!

[@derpalotl-p5220]

Pet Adventures haiiii gurll! When your next livestream? :)

[@ToriLynnPPH]

Thank you!

[@maddie787]

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUU IM GETTING A HEDGIE IN 3 WEEKS AND THIS HELPED SO MUCH

[@hannahcollins2466]

Maddie Blasko ayeee |-/

[@maddie787]

Hannah Collins CLIQUEEEEEE

[@haleymorelock6259]

How is your hedgehog?

[@kiracraft4152]

WHERE DID U GET HIMMM?

[@ravennes.8363]

I am so excited...today I finally get to pick up my baby! Been preparing for months and you've helped me learn so much about these animals, once again thank you for such knowledgeable and educational videos! ❤️

[@avamiller7740]

Can you please make a video about introducing hedgehogs (and other small animals) to dogs and cats safely.

[@ToriLynnPPH]

I don't really introduce my small pets to my dogs and cat! :)

[@avamiller7740]

Thank you! I did more research and I will not introduce my hedgehog to my dog.

[@nolihall8563]

yes please

[@Pippypoppy1994]

Lol at the captions 😂😂 these videos are great for constantly educating myself about my hedgie 👍🏻🙋🏼

[@hellofelloclassmates8120]

My parents said I can get a hedgehog if I prove to be responsible. I've watched so many of your video and they've helped so much! Thanks for making these. 💕💕💕💕💕

[@skinnypigs1]

I vote for a video on you doing your makeup!

[@ToriLynnPPH]

Hahah I've thought about doing it in a vlog one day but still haven't done it!

[@katygoodrich3256]

SAME!!!!!!

[@savannahb.612]

YESSSSSSS!!!!!! That would be soooooooo cool!!!!!

[@wackasshoe8551]

She looks so good

[@hairlesscatsarebetterthany3222]

Getting a hedgehog this friday! Thank you so much for the help. The place I’m going to sells kits and I wanted to make sure I got the right one.

[@robinkelly9809]

hairless cats are better than you hows ur hedgehog!?

[@loganw5060]

I figured this tip out from a friend! If you already have a wire cage, and you’re having issues with heating or you hedgehogs climbing this could be an option for you! My friend cut pieces of fleece to match the sizes of the walls. She used 2 layers to make it thicker, and attached the fleece to inside of the back wall and the 2 side walls. Then she did the same for the front wall, but only did it halfway up so that it would still have some ventilation. It helped insult her cage, and I’m assuming it would prevent climbing as well! It might be cheaper than buying a whole new cage if you already have a wire one!

[@gabrielathornton5976]

I’m doing research before going to get one. Always wanted one.

[@Thepardyanimal]

I recently went with my mother to check out a new school, and while the principal gave us a tour, she showed us a room with lots of reptiles and class pets, but they had a hedgehog there because the children wouldn’t take care of it… I offered to take him and I’m researching about them to make sure I have all I need because otherwise the poor thing may be put in a shelter ❤

[@blueboltshrimp]

Thanks for this info, and I love how there's storm ASMR in the background xD

[@mustardmagee7342]

I’ve dreamed of owning a hedgehog for over a decade now and I’ve finally got myself into a position to make that happen! Now I’m doing a bunch of research before I get one and these videos have been extremely helpful thank you so much!

[@ariannamiles6858]

9:42 That cat tho, it's so cute

[@chainsawbeauty1019]

I'm getting a hedgehog at the end if the month!!! I'm SO excited! Her name is Kiwi and she is a baby... I git her for my Birthday today!

[@janeclementine9455]

My hedgie Cornelius LOVES running, he could run for around 6 hours a night and after buying a comfort wheel, I regret it so much because of the noise. I will probably be buying the one you suggested soon because he wakes me up constantly

[@ToriLynnPPH]

A Comfort Wheel was the very first wheel I ever used for Draco and it was miserable hahah. So I feel ya!

[@sydneyburrows3675]

i'm really glad i found this because my hedgehog (just turned 2) climbs sometimes and it worries me so much, so it looks like i'm going back to tubs

[@vickicromer561]

You are a hoot. Love your vids. Don't even have a hedgehog, would like one but cant afford up keep. Cue little things.

[@Zoe-wi8sn]

Doing some research on hedgehogs and I’m trying to figure out how to persuade my parents :/ I’ve had 3 guinea pigs before. And there’s a nice breeder in my area. :))

[@megsims7093]

I appreciate you and this video so much

[@alaysia2460]

OMG I always wanted a hedgehog

[@marie0994lv]

Getting two hedgehogs next month and I love how helpful you videos are

[@avamiller7740]

Thank you for making this video! It has helped with my research.

[@idkwhatthisis4004]

Please do a few of these because I am currently looking towards getting a hedgehog ❤❤❤

[@clkochm5110]

Thank you for posting all these helpful videos.😁 I’ve watched all the ones on hedgehogs before getting a hedgehog 🦔 Your videos are sooooo helpful😁😁😁😁😁 (btw I love your hair❤️)

[@wooo2752]

im really set on wanting a hedgehog, I live in Nevada. so its always pretty toasty, Ive owned rodents my whole life but my most recent hamster passed last year and we still have all her stuff that she didnt get to use as she passed just as we got it. we got a HUMONGOUS bin for her that is moveable. im so glad we didnt use it so if I do get a hedgehog they dont smell her. im so in love with hedgehogs rn. thank you for all the tips!

[@faithtrombly1324]

Love ur hedgehog videos I rlly love them and hedgehogs are my dream pets and I’m working rlly hard to get one

[@cierawilson2880]

I know this is a late comment, but I thought it might be helpful. Recently I learned that Aspen bedding is not a good option for hedgies, at least where I live. Normally would use aspen bedding, but apparently most are inhabited by mites. Mites are little bugs that make your hedgehog itch, cause irritation and dry skin, and in my case, make their quills fall out. My vet said that about 95% or aspen bedding is inhabited by mites just for people's information.

[@omgbranielthings7497]

Since I live in Louisiana, it gets really hot (it was like 106 degrees the other day) but when winter comes it can go to negative temperatures were I live, and winter/fall is hunting season so we always have the hand warmers around the house (we have like a bucket full)

[@lilyblair1308]

I really don’t have the space for 4 square ft i just thought it had to be kind of big but that’s HUGE

[@reaganmichael3034]

Thank you for your help! This information was really helpful

[@alexagunzburg4073]

Where do you get fleece? Also I love your videos!

[@christianemarkakis226]

I’m new to your channel and your vids help a lot!You also have a new subscriber and your pets are adorable :) ❤️❤️😍

[@allthingsoriana1091]

This was amazing I learned so much thank you 😊

[@alexandrakershner4463]

Also if you *can* spare the coin, a silent runner is, by far, the quietest wheel I’ve ever bought. We repurposed an IKEA detolf for our hedgie and I love that I can screw the wheel directly to the side of the cage. And it truly is silent, it’s incredible.

[@cloebatiot6119]

Our cage is 9 square feet, and our hedgehogs use all of it! They love to run around

[@lucury8248]

How often should you check on it? Also could you learn to check on it your self?

[@alwaysjustpets4695]

Yayyyy! I got a cage for my future first hedgehog 🦔 and it’s 8 square feet and over 1,100 square inches. It’s a barred cage but I think I will be fine because I’m comfortable with heating cuz I own a bearded dragon and I will have a space heater. I will have a pet room with all my pets so it will get nice and warm. I might consider getting a heating pad but my friend almost caught her whole room on fire from one sooo I don’t know lol. Thanks for this it was very helpful ❤️🙂

[@ToriLynnPPH]

I'd definitely avoid a heating pad, like your friend has experienced, they're a bit of a pain and tend to overheat. There are lots of hedgehogs with really awful burns from them.

[@alwaysjustpets4695]

PugPibbleHedgie (this account is run by 2 people ) I was the one who had my room catch on fire from a heating pad. There horrible it always left my hedgie with burns on his feet but my vet just said they'll go away so I thought nothing of it. My hedgies cage is In my room so one night when I was sleeping my mom saw smoke all from my room and my hedgies cage was on fire (he's ok he just turned 2 yrs old) and my dad got a rlly bad burn on his foot. I would never recommend a heat pad to anyone. Maybe if you can find a better brand than zoo med but other than that there a hazard for hedgies

[@electrablazer4193]

There was this person who was bragging about how easy it is to have a hedgehog. But after doing research and watching some of ur vids... I'm now concerned for that little hedgehogs life.. There is alot of care and responsibilities that goes into care for a hedgehog. That lady was carrying hers in a bag and I heard was taking it to work everyday...

[@jfloresrodriguez3875]

2:10 HAHAH the thing walking on the back

[@sydneyleeann1672]

I’m getting a hedgehog soon her names almond and this helped!

[@wembley_2086]

Hi! I just adopted a 2 year old male hedgie. He’s a grumpy feisty boy. I’m learning from your videos. Is a nice fleece cage bedding better than wood shavings?

[@melodiebelle]

Wouldn’t the heat melt the plastic on a bin cage ?

[@kendallbenlien3549]

I’m planning on getting a hedgehog soon and I will be using a bin cage and fleece how should I go about getting the fleece to stay at the bottom and not bundle up or come undone?

[@meowpurrr]

1) could i use a vivarium 2) to us reptile keepers 27°c is nothing😂

[@ToriLynnPPH]

Yes you can use a vivarium :)

[@QueenOfRockers]

Hi Tori. Doing some research on my (hopefully) future Hoggo. I'm aware hedgies need to be kept at strict temperatures in their habitats. However, while I recognise certain temperatures could force them to attempt hibernation, I was wondering how long it would take between being out of their habitat and in lower temperatures for that to happen. For instance, were I to take my Hedgie out of his 23C home and play with him for, say, 3 hours in a 14C room, or letting him run around for a few hours, would he be okay with this? How many hours can he be comfortably away from his house safely?

[@tiffanyburgi5794]

I know it wasn’t on this video but you suggested using Humilac spray to moisturize our hedgehogs but they don’t sell it anymore. What do you use/suggest now? Also if it’s not a spray how do you apply it? Could you make an updated video? Thanks so much!!

[@henzislimes9465]

Do you recommend a c+c cage for a starter? I plan on basically covering the entire walls with coroplast. Also, I usually keep my house at 74, but my pet room tends to be a bit colder. Sorry for all the questions, but I'm nervous for my first pet lol (btw I already did a TON of research).

[@emmaennis4196]

gabi yes!! They are great cages

[@chloem6506]

c&c are great for starters, that's what i used. and since your pet room is colder, it would be smart to get a heat set up for your hedgehog

[@henzislimes9465]

Thanks for the help!

[@ToriLynnPPH]

C&C cages can be great cages as long as the coroplast is high :) Definitely invest in a heat setup, C&C cages don't hold heat well enough to go without one.

[@tiffyspetlife2500]

Tori Lynn I live in Florida, we literally never drop below 55 Fahrenheit but our house stays 70+. It’s also in my pet room so my bearded dragon and geckos heat up the room a bit so I’m wondering if I really need heating? I’ll provide it if need be but rlly?

[@fenwayteders202]

"First time owners probably won't be comfortable with heating, unless you have a reptile, than your probably fine with it" Me, staring at my gecko's very elaborate heating setup: Tru dat

[@hannahcollins2466]

Thank you for the info, and btw you have really pretty eyes:)

[@lasyajonnalagedda6079]

In Utah, the summers are really hot, and the winters are cold, but all in all my house is pretty warm, and I have already ordered a wire cage, because I am getting my hedgehog in a few weeks. I plan to set up the heating a bit early, so I can get a good feel of how it works before I get my hedgehog. Was a wire cage a good choice? Sorry for the questions. :/

[@valeriabocheva2083]

Hi, I live in Thailand and think I am getting a hedghog but do I need heating bc its pretty hot?

[@alliewoog7505]

valeria bocheva as far as I know, a hedgehog needs a constant air temperature of 73-80 (Fahrenheit) degrees. You should always have a thermometer to measure the temperature even if you’re mostly sure of the temperature.

[@valeriabocheva2083]

Allie Woog thank you

[@lilypetho8130]

If i were to travel, would I need to bring the whole cage?

[@cow8878]

No you would just need to bring a carry cage

[@chestnutgaming992]

no, theres hedgehog travel pods out there

[@annmariegarko-hill436]

Do you have any info on bin setup or bin tours for hedgehogs 🦔?

[@lizzyrose7342]

Lol the poop on the wheels is so relatable😂

[@jaylyn2414]

What is considered a "tank" cage? Also thank you for the informative videos!

[@plankton751]

I think she means “tank” as in made of glass

[@kbhedgie297finn6]

I am thinking about getting a hedgehog and I was wondering what your thoughts on wheel covers are. I keep seeing them everywhere and they look like a real lifesaver when it comes to cleaning the wheel but I'm not quite sure if they are a good choice or not.

[@yolandathomas-going8609]

Such a great vid! I can't get a hedgehog, or hammy, or gerbil or anything other than a guinea pig, rat, rabbit, or mouse (ive got mice) because of NZ laws. But when I move to the UK I wanna get a hedgehog. BTW you are so beautiful!

[@janeclementine9455]

Just found out the Carolina Storm wheel only ships within the States :( I'm in Canada so I'll be buying a similar wheel off etsy, I hope it's as silent as the Carolina Storm!

[@ToriLynnPPH]

The Carolina Storm Wheel ships internationally :) I believe you have to buy it directly from his website for international shipping though!

[@janeclementine9455]

+PugPibbleHedgie I can only see on the website and on the etsy page that he only ships within the states. I tried anyways but the shipping was 1,000$ (to detour people). Is there a link I'm maybe not seeing that hosts the international shipping?

[@Pippypoppy1994]

I got a great one to the uk 🇬🇧 from etsy 👌🏻

[@charliekingsbury0619]

Haha when you were talking you cat jumped off of somewhere and it zoomed by your shoulder

[@SH-lj8jb]

You are so helpful !!!! Thank you !!! I love you soooo much (but not in a weird way😂) please do more guinea pig vids i might get one soon!!!!❤🔥

[@ellaine157]

I have a question is it okay to use heating pad?.. for Hedgehog?..

[@Momo-hf1os]

Hello! I actually have two questions for you if that's okay :) First of all I just wanna say I love your videos and they have been a huge help in getting more research to eventually have a pet hedgehog (waiting on the money to get everything and be completely ready) First question is about cages. The climate here where I live is a bit of both: cold in winter and hot in summer. And I do prefer wire cages but I wanted to make sure if it was really safe to get it. The average of my house temperate in winter without heating is from 19°C to 21°C, and I wanted to ask you for your opinion if I can or cannot get a wire cage, if it would be best to get a bin. Second question is: have you ever tried using electric blankets or if you know if they're bad or good. Cus I haven't seen anyone mentioning electric blankets and that would be a way to make sure that the whole cage would be at least warm (warmer). thank you for you attention and lots of love from Portugal! ^^

[@ToriLynnPPH]

In theory you can use a wire cage, of course! In Ohio where I am, we get all four seasons in full swing so our winters can be quite nasty and I still manage. However, I do keep the temperature in my home a bit warmer in the winter and I do tend to cover the cages with blankets in the evening to insulate. So, I'd hesitantly say you can try it! But I'd perhaps keep a bin on hand in case it doesn't work, or be prepared to make modifications on the wire cage. :) As for the electric blankets, some people use them to insulate cages in the evening and to give a little heat boost in a cold room, but they can't be used as a main source of heat because they can't be stabilized enough to hold a temperature, and hedgehogs shouldn't come in direct contact with them.

[@elisabeth_kawaii6518]

I am getting my hedgehog the day after tomorrow. I live in a warm climate so we turn the heat up in our 2 months of semi winter to 23 celcius and in the summer keep it at 25 because it get's real hot here. I bought the ceramic heat transmitter anyway, just in case the temperature in the 2 months of winter isn't correct in the cage. Thanks for all the amazing advice. I ordered a cute set of fleece liner, tunnel and snuggle sack. I can't wait for my girl to arrive 😍 I am used to bonding with small animals, but part of my bonding is not picking them up but let them come up my hand themselves. Do you recommend picking the hedgehog up anyway if she doesn't come up herself? Because i understand the contact is vital in socializing them? Xoxox

[@antoinetteeutsay2541]

What is your opinion on natural enclosures?

[@nicolelink2419]

I am in Arizona and use a vivarium I did put in extra vents though

[@frizzleedits513]

I have one guinea pig (please do not hate on me I had two Guinea pigs but one passed) and three hamsters. I am highly thinking about getting a hedgehog. I am prepared for mess, smell, high-maintenance (as my guinea pig is all that plus a drama queen), and also it being nocturnal (I have three hamsters. Hamsters=nocturnal) Also I am fine with feeding live bugs, handling pointy quills, and a potentially unsocial hedgehog. I already have a small guinea pig cage collecting dust in the basement (it’s way too small for guinea pigs but probably okay for hedgies) I have hermit crabs which have a heat source (a heat pad) so probably my parents would be okay with me getting a heat lamp for the hedgie. I have an exotic vet ten minutes away, which I take my piggy and hammies to in case they get sick. You guys made it to the end! What do you think??? Should I get a hedgie? I would prefer a male because 3/4 of my small animals are females (and I’m also okay with seeing masturbation, lol, I’m used to it, I bred my hamsters once so I saw it)

[@lilyprice3207]

Sounds like you have alot of animals already. In my opinion I'm fine with the 4 animals I have at the moment and I think that's a good amount of animals. 2 are hamster and 2 rabbits so that's good so that in the day i hang out with my rabbits alot in the day and my hamsters at night. Seeing as you already have 3 hamsters which are nocturnal I would say to not get another nocturnal pet so you have more time for the animals you have at the moment. And hedgehogs can get pretty expensive. So maybe in the future when you have less animals that would be great but its up to you.

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

U can make a nice vivarium. My rats been in one for years, same substrate same everything haven't had to clean in a year. Go bioactive!!

[@t.w.fields8871]

Love the information but could you add pictures of the items you are talking about so if I go searching for a particular item I would get the correct one. Thanks.

[@shayrose7705]

I was wanting to get a Midwest and sort of take out all ramps and make two floors and put in bins for bedding etc for two desperate hedgies, but here in winter it gets super cold and I always have a fan in my room since I over heat a lot lol. Would there be a way for me to work around the cold and wire cages? Or I guess my question is: will a c & c cage work better? I’ll probably end up ordering a c and c cage. I’ve heard of putting heat lamps then heat pads under he bedding / tunnels/ fleece. And putting hits etc. would this work in a cold room?

[@gadgets3.060]

Which is better as a pet and easier to care for and takes less room, a hamster or a hedgehog?

[@sydneytanner4381]

Hamster

[@caitybritt5610]

GADGETS 3.0 I’ve never owned a hamster but I can tell you right now hamsters are easier than hedgehogs

[@camdyncombs4797]

I live in a warm place so I'm more concerned about keeping them cold. then too warm

[@salomeydraws]

So helpful! Can't wait to get my hedgie in a few months 🥰

[@marymcdonald1921]

Im genuinely confused on what A ben cage is, as someone who is looking to buy a hedge hog for the first time im not sure what cage to buy and can’t seem to find a ben cage

[@echo1703]

What should I use to clean my cage?

[@sarahanimallover4504]

What if u live in Wisconsin 70-90 degrees in the summer and sometimes in the winter below 0

[@e.e.m.h130]

Hey girl! I have a quick question, I live in Arizona and I'm not really sure if I would have to have a heating lamp..

[@loganmcintyre7963]

I looked on the link to the cages and I was wondering how you connect them all

[@ToriLynnPPH]

I have a video explaining that better (called All About Our Cages) but essentially I just left out the side panels and then zip tied them together!

[@loganmcintyre7963]

Thanks

[@scottcornelison8321]

Hey I had a Guinea pig and I was wondering if a guinea pig cage will work with hedgehogs

[@immydocherty]

How come vivarium’s aren’t really an option in the US?

[@majalukovic8286]

About The heat, what if we rescue a baby one from the street. We are in Eastern Europe and these guys live outdoors and can be found scurrying around the streets mid winter! Do these guys need the same extra heating?

[@ginamarie4082]

Where can I get the wall of cages like that? I looked up critter nation but only found ferret cages?