Would this be good for a Hedgehog?
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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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It's very small, I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't give my guinea pigs very much room, just as much as their cage.
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It is tall enough for a mouse or hamster. My guinea pig used it until she was 4 months old and then she could undo the sides and get out. My baby rabbit was able to jump it the second time I put him in it. I don't know alot about hedgehogs, but I would think that one could not use it for very long after the baby stage.
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This playpen is pretty light weight,so it would depend on how"adventurous"& strong your Hedgehog is.If your Hedgehog is mild manored then,yes I think this would work,but I wouldn't leave him unattended in it.
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Yes. I would say it's about the perfect size for that type of dog! Should be narrow enough to keep his ears out too.
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This is just right for a Golden Hamster. Habitrail makes another for dwarfs and I can't quite think of the name, but you can identify it because the tubing is significantly narrower. Hammy should enjoy this home. :)
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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.htmlHope this helps :) 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:... » Read More 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.htmlHope this helps :) « Show Less
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Not a stupid question. I honestly would get something bigger because I use mine for my hedgehog and he's comfortable in this. Anything bigger than him would be crunched.
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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.
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Yes I bought one for my baby wild rabbit. He seems to like it although if I could go back i would get a bigger one for him but I think it would make a good habitat for a hedgehog.
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I wouldnt recommend it for a teddy bear hamster that usually is the size of your whole hand. He wouldn't be able to enjoy it for play, eat, sleep and pee/poop in just this one.
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we no longer possess this product so I can't check for you to make sure but I believe you might be able to, or at least fix it up to work. If hedgehogs chew though, it may be a problem.
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Hello, Thank you for your question. This is cage is large eniugh to house your hedgehog. You can choose a color by using the contact seller button after you make your purchase.
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I use mine for a hedgehog and she has a small amount of room to move around. If you are only transporting it will be snug but will hold an adult guinea pig .
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No, but I have given a hedgehog a nail trim before. I'd advise against these, the pair I got wasn't even strong or sharp enough for a young guinea pig. I'd recommend searching for ones designed for cats and pick one with good reviews that's on the smaller side, that's what we use at the vet hospital for all the pocket pets.I ended up getting these Cat Clips- For Regular Trimming of Your Cats NailsThey work much better.
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Probably so if it is pretty fat but if a hamster can collapse its body like a mouse, maybe not. It is a very large cage. It does well for our rabbit.
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Never had a hedge hog so don't know if they like to climb up slide or can jump to ledge. It is perfect for my small to medium rabbit. Has a deep bottom and enough room for his litter pan. He eats and sleeps on ledge.
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I don't have a hedgehog but this wheel is large and their feet won't get caught. I think it would work. Petsmart has a similar wheel you could try.(size wise). Good luck!
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My hedgehog LOVED this. She has outgrown it so I had to take it away. It's not big enough for the full grown hedgehog. Not mine anyway. But it was her favorite thing when she was smaller
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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.