can the cage easily fit a hedgehog with space
884652
It should fit a hedgehog. We have a very large guinea pig in ours, but he does not like to move much.
884653
I'm not sure about hedgehog care, but I believe they need more space than this cage. It's a great cage, but it only allows room for dome/hut for guinea pig plus food dish and hay. There is very little room left. We have to let guinea out to play in a larger area. I think hedgehogs need at least a 4'x4' cage and this is not big enough. I have a bigger cage than this one as well, made for rabbits, that would be better.
792333
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.
284957
Hi, thank you for your question and Yes! I have two that are now full size and they have plenty of room to cuddle and be on different levels as well. This cage is so worth the money, easy to clean and has not given me any problems since I have had it. Go for it!
1873291
It is going to be too small for a hedgehog. Unless they just sit in one spot.
85578
This cage definitely has room for an exercise wheel. Our hamster had room for a wheel, plastic house, and hammock (never used, but it was cute!), plus room for the water bottle. He ate on the shelf that was included, but we had no ladder- he just climbed up using the cage wall. I highly recommend this cage for larger hamsters. It's easy to view the hamster, but deep enough for him to feel safe. The biggest plus is how easy this cage is to clean. Happy hamstering !
1870661
My daughter has a teddy bear hamster in this cage and it is good enough but for just a short amount of time because there isn"t much room for the hamster to run around.
1504829
Depends in the size of your hedgehog. My little guy ended up gaining more weight & couldn't fit the small. But if your hedgie is full grown & still looks small, I'd say go for it.
1748387
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.
337729
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.
1870658
No, it isn't. The cage doesn't have enough floor space to fit the size wheel that a teddy bear hamster needs (they need 11" wheels). The kind that comes with this cage is for dwarf hamsters or gerbils. Teddy bear hammies also will get stuck in the tubes. If you have a teddy bear you will want something like a wire cage without tubes (or those that can use the ferret type of tubing).
56404
If you had a very hefty Syrian hamster, it might be a very roomy habitat. I think the gaps would be too big (approximately 1" apart), so I would not recommend it.
2214310
Not sure what kind of requirements a hedgehog needs but I'm sure this would probably work. If they climb, the plastic bottom sides are probably high enough the hedgehog could not get up to the wire top. If this is the same 48X24 cage I got, make sure you have plenty of room for it.
1291597
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.
1024613
Yes. I have a Californian rabbit that this works well with, so it will definitely work with a hedgehog.
1929133
They are a really great size...I bought 2 for my sugar gliders and they run like crazy in them...I don't see why it couldn't be used for a hedgehog..I would use it for my guinea pig and rat if they had a cage big enough...the one in pic attactes to the outside of cage but u can get one that sits on the bottom...I LOVE these wheels!!!
1381351
mine is wire, the entire wire section comes folded and pops together, it fits snugly inside the top part of the tray (which is deep).. I house a hedgehog, his wheel and house, and it's roomy - but if you have a larger pet, I would consider a larger cage.
1963477
Yes. My daughter has dwarf winter whites, and one of them is in this type of habitat. I would recommend removing the exercise wheel, which mounts inside the cage & takes up a lot of space, and replace it with one of CritterTrail's enclosed wheels that mount to the exterior of the cage. I will add that the plastic is fragile on this cage & its add-ons; we have had pieces break.