nikki

I am doing a report on hedgehogs and I really need to know if they imprint on other hedgehogs or items when they are young. Someone Please respond ASAP. Thanks!

I didn't do anything to your post, they are still there. I just posted to not post on old threads, just like we do anytime an old thread is posted on. I did not say anything about your post or it's content. I believe you are putting ideas and thoughts into my head when you have no basis to do so. Oh and by the way, when I was breeding my two albinos had numerous non albino offspring when bred to each other.

Please do not post on old threads. This one is from 2009.
What happened to my post totally refuting the lies being espoused by Bryan??? Seems you are highly biased in protecting your members opinions and don't give a D-A-M-N about your other members receiving only factual information. Have you no integrity?? I guess not... Only misguided loyalties. As such... I have no use for sites like this with administrative BS that doesn't give a S-H-I-T

Shouldn't you request such thing as a PM and not a visitor message? Seems strange to me.

Most hedgehogs are grumpy when you wake them up no matter what time it is. He may always be like that, just like most people are when woken up.

Most hedgehogs are grumpy when you wake them up no matter what time it is. He may always be like that, just like most people are when woken up.

The case of the bowel obstruction due to freeze dried mealworms is not a suspected case but a confirmed case. Live, canned or frozen mealworms are great for hedgehogs, its just the freeze dried...

The case of the bowel obstruction due to freeze dried mealworms is not a suspected case but a confirmed case. Live, canned or frozen mealworms are great for hedgehogs, its just the freeze dried...

Your hedgehog is not being aggressive, he is being defensive, totally different. He doesn't know who you are or what you want so he is preparing to defend himself if necessary. You need to start...

Freeze dried insects aren't safe for hedgehogs, they can cause bowel obstructions. Try feeding live ones instead. Babies can be hesitant to try new things.

Do you have a lid for it? If not you may end up playing hide and seek with your hedgehog

Do you have a lid for it? If not you may end up playing hide and seek with your hedgehog

At 4 weeks you shouldn't have to help him defecate he should be able to do it himself.

Have you been handling the baby, cleaned the cage or changed anything in the cage? Try to leave mom completely alone for a couple of days, don't change anything and don't handle the baby. Usually...

Your hedgehog is not being aggressive, he is being defensive, totally different. He doesn't know who you are or what you want so he is preparing to defend himself if necessary. You need to start...

You've been given good advice, the male needs to be removed from the cage. If there's a wheel in the cage take it out to then stay away from the cage for the rest of the day. Giver her fresh food...

Just giving her a bath isn't going to get rid of the mites, she needs to be treated every few weeks with revolution so it kills them all off

You can feed salmon but some people say that fish can cause smelly poops. I would try it and see what happens.

You could add a food that is lower in fat, maybe 9% or so and that would help.