Can a hedge hog play in this?
1767502
My ferret bit through it, I'm assuming how big it is it might be able to but if it brings its spike out it could probably destroy it easily
1767503
I don't know much about hedge hogs, but I suppose they could travel thru a 4 inch tube.
1767504
Probably not. My ferrets ripped it apart in hours. Threw it away a week later. Seriously a waste of money: ( don't bother .. get a dryer hose... not see through but what cheaper! !!!!
1767505
I'm not sure a hedgehog could fit! The diameter is maybe 3 1/2 or 4 inches tops. Ferrets are pretty long and skinny. I guess it depends on your pets size...
1642224
I don't know why not. It is a natural bedding and is surprisingly great for burrowing. My African soft fur rats makes all sorts of craziness with it. I have no hedgie experience, but I'm sure it would work fine.
2214309
Yes, it would be, it's very large, he would have lots of room, our small/medium bunny has plenty of space. The only problem I might see, is if your hedgehog is pretty small, he might not be able to reach the water, because it is a fairly deep cage. It is a great hutch though.
1919316
Yes. It is a very bright light, and I would not expect a hedgehog to pleased with it.
1001566
We are using it for two larger guinea pigs and it is large enough for them, but probably could not accommodate a 3rd guinea pig. I have never had a hedgehot but I believe they are about the length of a dollar bill, give or take. If that's the case, this cage would probably work well. If the animal was small (like a dwarf hamster or mouse) the animal may be able to fit through the bars and escape. I have been very happy with this cage, especially given the price.
509903
I suppose you could.It is very strong and has a in the side bottom.Our is for our German Shepherd to play in.
539276
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!
1008497
It is steep, it's more for for support for the platform. We have a medium sized bunny and she always jumps up on the platform. I am unaware of a hedgehog or guinea pigs capabilities though. If they jump with ease, it may not be an issue. Also if you open the door to let it out, the door is set pretty high up (the only real downfall of this cage imo).
2246782
Yes you can use it for a rabbit. My cats love it and so does the hedgehog. It can be used for any animal that needs additional heat that is very subtle.
335944
we had a hedgehog (pigmey) a few years ago. yes I believe it would work, make sure you get them a big wheel for exercise.
2263382
I wouldn't recommend it. I feel its not even enough space for my 1 Flemish Giant. There's even LESS room if you leave the porch/ramp on. I left mine out just to give him more room.
1008495
It's more like steps than a ramp. So to answer that, it would be dependent on whether or not the animal can jump or use the steps. Does that answer your question?
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Yes, it can. It doesn't take up much space. Does make some noise when the dog is going at it.
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.
1609450
I'd say probably....unless you had an extra large guinea pig. I don't think it would be the best toy for them though.
1434061
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.
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.