1. COMMON DISORDERS AND CARE OF PET HEDGEHOGS COMMON DISORDERS AND care OF pet hedgehogs Cathy A known as A.pruneri or A.faradjius) has become a popular pet. Common names include African hedgehog (AF), West African http://netvet.wustl.edu/species/exotic/hedgehog.htm

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Ask an Expert at Practical Pet Care Before asking your question, please read this short FAQ . It contains some very useful information! When you're done, please choose the forum below that most closely matches the animal your question is about, and get ready to receive some personal answers. You can also select your animal from this box: african grey amazon amphibian anole basilisk bearded dragon betta fish bird boa constrictor budgie caique cat cavy chameleon chinchilla cockatiel cockatoo collared lizard conure corn snake crayfish crustacean degu dog eclectus parrot ferret finch fish freshwater fish frog gecko gerbil guinea pig hamster hedgehog hermit crab horse iguana king snake lizard lobster lory macaw monitor moon crab mouse newt parakeet parrot prairie dog preying mantis python rabbit rat rodent salamander saltwater fish scorpion shrimp skink snail snake spider sugar glider tarantula tegu toad tortoise turtle uromastyx water dragon OTHER Dogs Cats Rodents Guinea Pigs ... All Other Animals Forums For Everyone General Forum Activism Forum Help Forum legal ... affiliates There are over 219,488 pages of information at Practical Pet Care. Use this list to jump quickly to the information you want!

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Welcome To PogStar Hedgehogs! We are a small family operated pet hedgehog breeder located near Wichita, Kansas. From our family to yours, we are dedicated to breeding the best tempered, and healthiest hedgehogs possible! A little bit about Us! William and I purchased our first hedgehog as a pet while still dating, back in the fall of 1996, and were completely enchanted by what a wonderful and intelligent creature our Annabella was. During the winter of 1998, our son Connor, then just shy of one year, became fascinated with watching and babbling at Annabella, and our less than friendly hedgie truly seemed to enjoy listening to him. We were all rewarded by this unusual friendship when Bella became much easier to handle and one of Connor’s first words was “BA”, asking for her. The more I studied how to care for Annabella, the more interested I became in hedgehogs in general, and after quite a bit of research and thought I purchased three more hedgehogs in the late winter of 1999, and became USDA licensed as a breeder in April of 2000. One of my favorite developments in the history of the PogStar was when my husband William became much more involved in the business during my pregnancy with Morgan. While he has always supported my interest in the hedgehogs, his development and care of the website, followed by him stepping in to provide physical care during the worst of my pregnancy has led him to become very involved in not only the muscle part of the job (which I deeply appreciate, and is the ONLY reason we are able to keep the number of animals we do) but also in the planning and the playing that make these creatures such a joy for our entire family.

4. Exotic Pet Care Takes Patience And Planning - Exotic Pet Care Help Here! An exotic pet care guide for all types of exotic pets from fish to fowl! hedgehogs, ferrets, potbellied pigs, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and fish. Each one of these will have a different set of exotic pet care http://www.pet-care-plus.com/exotic-pet-care/exotic-pet-care.htm

An exotic pet care guide for all types of exotic pets from fish to fowl! Exotic Pet Care - Overview This website will define an exotic pet as one that doesn't bark, meow, or fly. Therefore, this exotic pet care section will be very broad. Most of these pets are not truly exotic or unconventional as more and more people begin to get them. The most popular exotic pets include rabbits , guinea pigs, gerbils, hamsters , mice, rats, chinchillas, prairie dogs, hedgehogs, ferrets, pot-bellied pigs, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and fish. Each one of these will have a different set of exotic pet care rules, and each one will have at least a small section of pet care tips associated with it. Without further delay, find the type of exotic pet you are interested in, and dig in to the exotic pet care guides PET SUPPLY DEALS 10% All Orders Over $50! Use Code 'PWA10'!

5. Exotic Pet Care The Exotic pet care Site is designed to provide recommendations on housing, diet, grooming, vaccinations, breeding practices and other concerns of exotic animal caregivers. A document may be reproduced as needed for client instruction. hedgehogs are nocturnal and therefore are active in the evenings http://pwr.com/exoticinfolink/EXOTIC.html

The Exotic Pet Care Site is designed to provide recommendations on housing, diet, grooming, vaccinations, breeding practices and other concerns of exotic animal care-givers. A document may be reproduced as needed for client instruction. What to Expect From Your Hedgehog Behavior Hedgehogs are nocturnal and therefore are active in the evenings. If they are allowed to run in the house, they tend to hide in corners or under furniture. Many hedgehogs dig in carpets or in houseplants and dirt if accessible and will forage for spiders and insects in the home. Most hedgehogs prefer quiet environments and may react with fright at loud noises. They prefer dimmed lighting to bright sunlight or room lights. Although hedgehogs are being bred commercially, their behavior is that of a non-domesticated animal. While young hedgies do not mind being held, many adults resist handling and struggle to be let loose. Adult females tend to allow handling more than adult males. Many individuals do not interact with humans, no matter how much handling they received when they were young. Very few hedgehogs bite, but they might "puff up," and adult males may hiss. They are solitary animals except for mating, and usually must be housed separately even if raised with a same-sex littermate.

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Back to All Forums Ask an Expert on the Hedgehog Forum Other Forums: Ask an Expert Forums General Forum Activism Forum Help Forum ... Argument Forum Asking Questions You must Login before posting! New User? Sign Up ! We'll bring you back to this forum when you're done. Read the Forum FAQ About The Experts Say 'Thanks' to an Expert View the List of Experts Meet The Experts at our next scheduled Chat, on Thursday, June 10! Forum Tips Legend =User =Expert =Moderator =Useful =Okay =Not Useful Subject Author Grade / Useful Date Q: Age 6/7/2004, 12:13 am A: Age CuddlyCrittersExotics A+ 6/7/2004, 12:43 am Q: Hedgehogs as pets?! FeralTadpole 6/3/2004, 4:08 am A: You've already asked this HedgeMom 6/3/2004, 4:42 am Q: Help please FeralTadpole 6/2/2004, 6:01 am A: Help please CuddlyCrittersExotics A+ 6/2/2004, 6:31 am A: Help please CuddlyCrittersExotics A+ 6/2/2004, 6:38 am Q: wood pulp waste bedding and... AnnieCliff 5/29/2004, 6:08 pm A: wood pulp waste bedding and... atorgerson A+ 6/1/2004, 7:13 pm A: wood pulp waste bedding and... atorgerson 6/2/2004, 9:45 am Q: Weekend away 5/29/2004, 10:44 am

7. Pet Care Chicago Exotics Animal Hospital operates a full service avian and exotic animal hospital for exotic pets including ferrets, reptiles, birds, fish, hedgehogs, and guinea pigs. http://www.exoticpetvet.com/breeds

Site Index: In This Section: News and Info: On The Web Chicago Exotics Animal Hospital is on the web. Make sure to visit our Tour page to see some nice pictures of the office. Pet Care Care Information Each species of animal requires special care. Click on the picture or name of animal you have in the frames below to view caresheets about them. We are working on new information all the time and adding it to each section below. Good links are included in some of the caresheets and also on our links page. Snakes Birds Guinea Pigs and other Rodents ... About Us [ Pet Care ] Products Links Monkeypox info Chicago Exotics Animal Hospital © 2002 Email: contact@exoticpetvet.com

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The Pet Postcard Gallery Most pet owners can't resist taking pictures of their pets. Here's the place to put them on display! There are currently 3,491 pictures in the Pet Gallery. Latest Addition: Sutton Submit your pet's picture , or view the gallery by selecting below the type of animals you want to see. Type of animal: view all animals dogs cats rodents ferrets fish birds amphibians lizards snakes spiders crustaceans turtles/tortoises chinchillas rabbits horses guinea pigs sugar gliders hedgehogs farm animals other animals Send any of these pictures as a free online Postcard! Whether you're viewing your own pet, or someone's else adorable picture, you can click the button marked 'Send This Picture as a Postcard' and share the picture with anyone who has an email address. It's a great way to say hello to friends and family! Just start browsing to pick your card image. legal tell a friend link to us contact us ... affiliates There are over 219,488 pages of information at Practical Pet Care. Use this list to jump quickly to the information you want! ASK AN EXPERT Dog Questions Cat Questions Rodent Questions Ferret Questions Fish Questions Betta Questions Bird Questions Amphibian Questions Lizard Questions Snake Questions Spider Questions Crustacean Questions Turtle Questions Chinchilla Questions Rabbit Questions Horse Questions Guinea Pig Questions Hedgehog Questions Sugar Glider Questions Farm Animal Questions Feeder Animal Questions Other Animal Questions OTHER FORUMS General Forum Activism Forum

9. Pet Care Bibliography - UIUC Veterinary Medicine Library Ready Reference Exotic pet care. VetPals.com, c1999. Contains information on the care of hedgehogs, ferrets, guinea pigs, rabbits, sugar gliders, and box turtles. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/vex/readyref/petcare.htm

Pet Care Bibliography Contents General Amphibians Aquaria Behavior ... Wild Animals General Alderton, David. The International Encyclopedia of Pet Care: A Practical Guide to Choosing and Caring for Your Pets. Macmillan Publishing, 1997. 192 p. ISBN: 0876055471. Bricklin, Mark. Pets as Part of the Family: The Total Care Guide for all the Pets in Your Life (Pets: Part of the Family Books). Rodale Press, 1999. 488 p. ISBN: 1579541259 (hardcover) and 1579541364 (paperback). Covers a range of species (cats, dogs, snakes, hampsters, and so on) on a variety of topics, from general animal care to training and behavior. Hanna, Jack and Mundis, Hester. Jack Hanna's Ultimate Pet Guide . Putnam Pub. Group, 1996. Natural Pet Care Series. BowTie Press This series publishes books on natural health care of companion animals. Dogs and cats are the species primarily covered. Some examples of guides published in this series are: Orey, Cal. 1st ed. BowTie Press, 1999. 48 p. ISBN: 088954034X. Walker, Joan Hustace. Hip Displasia: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care for Dogs.

10. The International Hedgehog Association These are safer for your pet since they have a solid choice to all but the more obese hedgehogs, the supplements Top care and Management When you bring you new http://hedgehogclub.com/care.html

Home How to Join The Board of Directors Committees ... Vet Forum (vets only) Introduction to Hedgehogs Rescue Basic Care Shows ... Contact Us Hedgehog Facts: The very first hedgehog show was held in Tacoma Washington, USA, on October 22, 1995. Close to 100 shows across the United States and Canada have been held since. Basic Care What is a Hedgehog? Where is the Best Place to Buy a Pet Hedgehog? If There are Several to Choose From, Which Hedgehog Should I Select? Choosing a Healthy Hedgehog ... Obesity What is a Hedgehog? Hedgehogs are a small, insectivorous (insect eating) mammal that can be found throughout the world. They are native to England, Europe, Africa and Asia. The hedgehog that is now kept as a pet in North America is the Pygmy Hedgehog from Central Africa. Since there are no native species of hedgehog in either Canada or the United States, many people still mistake the domestic hedgehog for the porcupine - an entirely different and unrelated animal. While porcupine quills are extremely sharp, barbed and very dangerous, the hedgehog quill is smooth and not nearly as sharp. Petting a friendly hedgehog can be compared to petting a hairbrush - bristly, not prickly. Your pet should be kept indoors at normal room temperature (70 to 80*F); can be fed a good quality dry cat food or a specially formulated hedgehog food.

11. Hedgies.com - Your Online Hedgehog Resource Hedgies.com does not attempt to diagnose any medical condition of pet hedgehogs. The information here is not intended to substitute for veterinary care, and we http://www.hedgies.com/

Welcome to Hedgies.com! General Topics Learn about your pet How to ... Finding a hedgehog Shopping guide ... Do-it-yourself Projects Health Care Health care First aid supplies Cancer in hedgehogs Food allergies in hedgehogs ... Vestibular syndrome All About Hedgehogs Hedgehog species Activities for children Communicate Network with others Contact Hedgies.com Carolina Hedgehog Society General Information Rescue Int'l Hedgehog Olympic Gym-Bar-E Donate to the CHS The Carolina Hedgehog Society , a rescue and owner education organization serving North and South Carolina, is pleased to present Hedgies.com , an online resource for hedgehog enthusiasts - whether you are just learning about these unique animals or are an experienced hobbyist wanting to share information about your favorite pet. New: Download a coloring page for Knarla Pog the hedgehog , which features a caricature created just for her.

12. Finding A Hedgehog Breeder -- From Hedgies.com pet stores often do not carry hedgehogs or other While some pet stores are excellent caregivers for their others provide lackluster at best care, housing, and http://www.hedgies.com/finding.htm

Finding a pet hedgehog General Topics Learn about your pet How to ... Finding a hedgehog Shopping guide ... Do-it-yourself Projects Health Care Health care First aid supplies Cancer in hedgehogs Food allergies in hedgehogs ... Vestibular syndrome All About Hedgehogs Hedgehog species Activities for children Communicate Network with others Contact Hedgies.com Carolina Hedgehog Society General Information Rescue Int'l Hedgehog Olympic Gym-Bar-E Donate to the CHS The most frequently asked question asked by visitors to this site is "where can I find a hedgehog?" Finding a reputable breeder in your area can be challenging. There are some resources on the web to assist you in finding your perfect companion. Hedgehog Central site has a fairly up to date page on Hedgehog Breeders in the U.S. and Canada Some people prefer to adopt a "rescue" hedgehog, which we define as one that has been given up voluntarily by its owner. These hedgehogs often have special needs and have not been well socialized, but with patience and love, can make excellent pets for a loving home. The Hedgehog Welfare Society maintains a presence on PetFinder.com, listing rescue hedgehogs needing homes across the U.S. and Canada

13. Hedgehogs - Animal Hospitals-USA Your pet should be kept indoors at normal room dry cat food or a specially formulated hedgehog food. from the book “AvianExotic Animal care Guides” by http://www.animalhospitals-usa.com/small_pets/hedgehogs.html

Hedgehogs Hedgehogs are amazingly cute little insectivores who can be quite friendly despite their unapproachable prickly appearance. Of course, one must pet a hedgehog very carefully... The pet hedgehog (also known as the African Pygmy Hedgehog ) is originally native to Africa, and is much smaller than the European hedgehog . The pet hedgehog has several color variations. Their backs are covered in short, very sharp spines, but their tummies have a soft short hair coat. If upset, the spines stand erect and form an impenetrable barrier from head to tail, and if they feel very threatened they roll into a complete ball, with only spines showing. However, when calm and content, the spines are laid back and the hedgehog is quite easily handled. For color variations look at this Web site: International Hedgehog Club (IHC) Choosing a Healthy Hedgehog: You will want to choose a single hedgehog since they are solitary and don’t normally like to share a cage. Never buy a male and female to be placed in the same cage unless you intend to breed! Hedgehogs are ready to breed as early as 8 weeks and females should never be bred before 5 months, so be careful! You may decide to either go to a pet store or check ads and buy from a breeder. In either case, you are looking for a good healthy animal.

14. Hedgehog Care - Animal Hospitals-USA the nail off, you can easily cause your pet to bleed There are some hedgehogs that never need them trimmed from the book “AvianExotic Animal care Guides” by http://www.animalhospitals-usa.com/small_pets/hedgehog_care.html

Hedgehog Care When you bring you new hedgehog home, place him in his cage and let him have absolute privacy for at least a day. You may pick him up and hold him once or twice for a few minutes the first day, but remember, it will probably be more like a week before he begins to feel at home. Baby hedgehogs need quite a bit of sleep the first month after they come home with you, so don't be too concerned if he sleeps a lot at first. Daily Routine: You will need to attend to your hedgehog's needs on a daily basis. Here are some basic suggestions: Scoop the litter box. Fill the food dish. Provide fresh water. Make sure any mess such as spilled food etc. is cleaned out of the shavings. Clean off any messy toys. Love your pet. Handling: Housing: Your hedgehog will require a secure home since they are very good climbers and can easily escape from open-topped cages that are designed for animals such as guinea pigs and rabbits. If you do use a cage with an open top, it must have slippery sides that are at least 12" high and a floor space of at least l6” x 24”. A 20 gallon aquarium is ideal. It must also have good circulation and be well lit but not exposed to direct sunlight during the daytime. Place your hedgehogs cage in a comfortable, warm, well lit area that is free of drafts and direct sunlight. They are most comfortable at temperatures of between 65-80 degrees Fahrenheit. (18-27 degrees Celsius) The basic rule of thumb is, if you are comfortable without a sweater, they will do just fine.

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17. How Do I Take Care Of A Hedgehog? A hedgehog s diet should consist of food that is formulated especially for hedgehogs, according to Exotic pet care . An adult hedgehog http://fl.essortment.com/hedgehogshowdo_rqqw.htm

How do I take care of a hedgehog? Hedgehogs are small exotic pets that are becoming increasingly popular. Caring for a hedgehog is easy, but they have some special needs. The hedgehog is an interesting, exotic pet that is becoming very popular. Hedgehogs are cute little furless creatures that are quite timid. According to "Exotic Pet Care" published by Wingers Publishing, hedgehogs are usually friendly. Some mature hedgehogs do not like to be held and will try to get away. Hedgehogs rarely bite, but they may curl up into a ball, puff out their quills, and hiss when frightened. "Exotic Pet Care" goes on to say, hedgehogs will sometimes behave strangely by salivating and foaming at the mouth. They may react this way when something new, such as an unfamiliar odor, is encountered. This behavior is quite normal and should not be a cause for concern. The same article recommends housing a hedgehog in an enclosure that has a solid bottom and sides high enough to prevent escape. Aquariums and pet taxis make good enclosures. They can be lined with pine shavings or shredded newspaper. To help keep the cage clean for a longer period of time, droppings should be removed each day. The entire cage should be thoroughly cleaned at least once a week, depending on the type of bedding being used. If strong cleaners are used, be sure to thoroughly rinse the cage to avoid exposing the hedgehog to harmful fumes. "Exotic Pet Care" suggests equipping the cage with an exercise wheel designed especially for hedgehogs. Wire wheels are not safe for hedgehogs and should not be used. Since hedgehogs are timid creatures, you may want to provide a place to hide within the cage. A paper lunch sack works well, since it is disposable and easily replaced.

18. Exotic Animal/Alternative Pet Shelters, Rescue And/or Adoption - Colorado two brown Algerian hedgehogs, one snowflake central African hedgehog, and two long eared desert hedgehogs). Pets available for foster care 8 (varies from week http://www.altpet.net/Rescue/CO.html

Exotic Animal/Alternative Pet Shelter, Rescue and/or Adoption Groups Colorado Kelly Miller, Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator - wildcare@mail.com WildCare Ken Caryl Ranch, Littleton, CO 80127 Deer Creek Animal Hospital 10148 W. Chatfield Avenue Littleton, Colorado 80127 Total pets in Shelter: 38 (varies day to day) Sick pets: None Needing Vaccines: None Being Sponsored: None Unpaid Vet Bills: Up to Date Permanent Residents: 5 Being Rehabilitated: 12 Needing Surgery: None Recent Deaths: None Taken In since last update: 100+ Unpaid Shelter Bills: Feed bill $500+ Wish list: Food for any of the above stated animals, veterinary supplies, veterinary services. Rescues/adopts the following animals: hedgehogs, ferrets, sugar gliders, chinchillas, hedgehogs, and exotic birds of all sizes. We currently have 3 foster homes for abandoned/rescued pets. Shannon Cauthen- slcauthen@earthlink.net Cavy care Inc., Guinea Pig Rescue Registered with the state as a non-profit, and 501 C qualified if the IRS.

19. Small Pet Links Show dates, Cavy care and more! NOT as a pet. European Hedgehog Page. Hedgehog Page information on wild hedgehogs, pictures, and stories from Sweden. http://www.giveusahome.co.uk/petlinks/smallpetlinks.htm

Rabbits / Guinea pigs / Chinchillas / Hedgehogs / Ferrets / Gerbils / Hamsters / Rats / Mice Animal Lifeline - registered charity based in Sutton in Surrey. Rescue and rehome for rabbits and guinea pigs and other small furries. London Ferrets Gerbil Shows UK - Dedicated to mogolian and species gerbils, lots of information about exhibiting, mutations, and plenty of photo's. Also a specific forum for gerbil owners to share information and experiences. Supreme Petfoods - Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Rats, Gerbils, Chinchillas and Ferrets as well as having a number of other fun features. RSPCA - Reading and Oxon - Rehoming guinea pigs in the Reading and Oxon area. Pictures of guinea pigs available for adoption Happy Hutch Furry Friends Animal Rescue - A small rescue and rehabilitation centre with a view to rehoming. They take in rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mice, gerbils, terrapins, birds etc and never put a healthy animal to sleep. Rabbit Rehome The Chinchilla Club ~ International Organization for Education of Chinchillas as Pets African Pygmy Hedgehogs - a resource for pet African Pygmy Hedgehogs in the UK.

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