Is the pink on the quill, or on the skin?
If it is on the quill, it may be the breeder's way of marking the hedgie, with nontoxic paint or nail polish. If so, it's nothing to worry about. It's quite common for the color to stick around for a while.
If it's on the skin and looks irritated, watch to see if gets any better within the next day or so. If not, it'd probably be best to get your little pricklebutt to the vet and have it checked out.
If it is on the quill, it may be the breeder's way of marking the hedgie, with nontoxic paint or nail polish. If so, it's nothing to worry about. It's quite common for the color to stick around for a while.
If it's on the skin and looks irritated, watch to see if gets any better within the next day or so. If not, it'd probably be best to get your little pricklebutt to the vet and have it checked out.