Could hedgehogs use this as well?
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um im not sure the legs are pretty skinny my ferrets have to slink threw them but im not sure how big a hedgehog is. i know our guinea pigs wont fit
319404
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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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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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
673503
I don't see why not. It's small enough they can go in and out. As long as they don't chew on the carpet. It is quiet thin. Love the size of it. It's great for a small space.
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No, it is just for transporting. I use it for when I have to take my hedgehogs somewhere. It is not big enough for them to spend any time in it other than quick trips while transporting.
1001567
It would possibly be a good habitat for a hedgehog, I don't know a lot about caring for a hedgehog or how much room they need, but we have it for a guinea pig and there is plenty of space in there for her even after adding some items :) Hope this helps a little.
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We have had 3 of these cages, perfect for hedgehogs that have lots of space to run aroundplus, we have had little babies all comfortable in these cages until they were old enough to be sepperated :)
1873291
It is going to be too small for a hedgehog. Unless they just sit in one spot.
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I've never owned a hedgehog, so I can't comment if a hedgehog would use the shelf up top. The first concern that does pop into my head is the bottom of the cage. The animal isn't walking on bedding, it's the same wire in the bottom that makes up the sides so the little hedgehog feet might go through the wire???
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I use this for a hedgehog. It is perfect, allowing her plenty of room to roam. However, I would definitely purchase the liner that is not very expensive. This liner keeps the floor clean, keeps the pen secure to the liner, and prevents the pet from any chance of pushing the lower portion of the pen up (preventing any chance of escape). I think your hamster would be perfectly happy in it and safe.
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I would say most likely they could, if they tend to chew on their cages. It's pretty durable plastic, but nothing to deter a determined animal.
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Probably. It's worked with garden snakes, mice, and our new puppy. Just an FYI, if something like a puppy gets stuck on a glue trap, use cooking oil to get it unstuck.
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it should last a long time it is made of metal like a hanger is made of.I don't see it to be easy to break my hedgehogs havent
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I've had no experience with either. I don't think shrews make long underground tunnels and thus these probably wouldn't do the job - just a guess. I think gophers are vegetarians and are much bigger than moles, so again I'm guessing these wouldn't work because they probably wouldn't eat them and also the dose would be too small if they did.
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No. There's mesh on the bottom that a hamster would have trouble walking on. They're too small. This was made for larger animals.
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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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You could use this. The space between the grates is narrow enough that a hamster (I think) couldn't squeeze through. Honestly I think this may be taller than what you need for a hamster but if you have the space I guess it doesn't matter.