Would this be good for a hedgehog?
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It should work great. Especially since the platforms and ramps are solid, a necessity for the heath of thier feet. You don't want wire platforms and ramps for hedgehogs. In addition, the wire spacing should be okay with adults. It's 1inch bar spacing and might be to big for young hedgehogs. There's a 1/2" spacing version available as well.Kaytee My First Home Habitat Multi-Level for Exotics, 30 by 18-Inch
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Not sure how big a Hedgehog is. Only big enough for two rats or smaller rodgents.
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Yes it would be sutible for a hedgehog. It needs to be large enough. The cage should be a minimum of 18 x 24 in (45.7 x 61 cm), but if you can afford a roomier space, so much the better. A 24 x 30 in (61 x 76 cm) cage is preferable, and 30 x 30 in (76 x 76 cm) is very generous.
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It should work great. Especially since the platforms and ramps are solid, a necessity for the heath of thier feet. You don't want wire platforms and ramps for hedgehogs. In addition, the wire spacing should be okay with adults. It's 1inch bar spacing and might be to big for young hedgehogs. There's a 1/2" spacing version available as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CETSHN2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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This model would only fit a very small rabbit. It would work well for a hedgehog, guinea pig, hamster, rat, mouse, gerbil, flying squirrel and even some herps, such as a bearded dragon, chameleon, etc. It will be a bit tight for most rabbits, large chinchillas, etc.
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I'm not sure. But, it's not big enough for a rabbit. It would be good for a hamster or guinea pig.
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If your hedgehog is on the small size. No problem playing in the pit itself, just make sure it can squeeze through the openings.
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No. this is best for tiny mice or gerbils. I can't believe people use this for hamsters.
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You are doing it correct , keep it on low, if it's really cold like below 30 then put on medium, works great , my cats love it. good luck , and hope your hedgehogs have a warm winter.just make sure it is a heat pad that stays on and not cycle off. or will do no good if it goes off after 2 hours.Frank
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I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine: my guinea pig is just about the same size as a hedgehog and he can easily and comfortably maneuver around the pen area without any problems
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My guess would be that the small would not fit a hedgehog. They make larger sizes. I would call your local pet store and see what size they recommend.
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Absolutely not. Its okay for hamster or gerbil, but nothing bigger. I have owned a pet hedgehog and the Ware topper would not be the right size set up. It would be too small. Tubes, wheel, and actual cage size would all be too small for a hedgehog. Plus it would be very difficult to provide appropriate heat source. Here are a couple of links that I found helpful: For a great inexpensive cage idea: http://photos.hamorhollow.com/Articles/Hedgehog-Housing-Examples/20070506-180922-HAH/762062020_fLuGj-S.jpg For heating ideas: http://www.hedgehogcentral.com/forums/113-heating/4048-heating-your-hedgehog-s-cage-simplified.html Hope this helps :)
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I never thought I would ever be asked that question. I don't know much about hedgehogs. If he/she isn't much of a climber/escape artist it might work. I have a Syrian hamster and she loves to escape the playpen. I think it is meant for the smaller hamsters. I still really like it. I actually bought two to make it a little bigger.
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Kari, Is now have two bun's, Kansas weighs albs, Ms. Lilly 10, both fit in this and love their Fuzz-E-Bed, bun's like enclosed spaces.I am sure that this bed would be perfect unless your Hedgehog is really large.
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I've never owned a hedgehog but love my cage. I have a rat in mine. There is a slide hate on top I ziptied shut and I ziptied the plastic tray on bottom so it wouldn't move. It's a great cafe!
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I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid 600022;pgid=_P1a0TWIbC5SRpRa3boS3bSj0000rIr8hK-t;sid=SjAjTZ8t8gQmTcuiJkRmSa8nD0x0X3wmFpZc07hI?var_id=36-20362&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I am very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. Best of luck!
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My opinion would be this is mainly for a pet. I bought the item for my hedgehog. It is too small for a child. I think. I hope that Helps
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Most likely not. It's too small. Perhaps a dwarf rabbit, but a large single floor pen would be much healthier for a rabbit.
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I have used this kind of bedding, for years, in my Mini Rex bunny's cage and it has worked better than anything I have ever tried. Also, he has lived for 13+ years and that is much, much longer than expected. Obviously it hasn't hurt him a bit. As a matter of fact, it keeps his cage cleaner longer and completely controls urine odor. I cannot speak to it's use for guinea pigs or hedgehogs other than this so maybe checking with a vet wouldn't be a bad idea unless someone else has used it specifically for the animals you have.
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Unless the hedgehog is the size of an albino mouse, then no. The tubes are way too narrow for even a standard sized hamster. I would doubt that any cage specified for a hamster of any size would be too small. You may be better off getting a cage meant for a guinea pig or rabbit, since hedgehogs do tend to continue growing. There are links to make your own cages(which we did for our guinea pigs)on Google. www.guineapigcages.com/howto.htm is the site we used to make our cages. Total cost would run you about $40 and that is for the 4ftx2ft.