When I first got my hedgehogs, Izzy and Sophie, ( which was only a couple months ago) they were scratching. We thought it was just because their quills were growing in, but when we took them to the vet, we discovered that the had mites! Mites are sort of like lice for hedgehogs. If your hedgehog is scratching, take it to the vet for a checkup. The vet may give you some medicine to cure the mites. What we did, was that we went to the vet once a week, and each week, the vet would give Izzy and Sophie a shot. Don't worry, the hedgehogs aren't hurt by it! But after the third week, they were cured. But one other thing, ( sorry you might be getting tired of reading this, but this is the most important part.) if your hedgehog does have mites, when you get home clean its cage and dispose of any fabric or cloth that is in their cage because it may have mite eggs on it. Sorry that this was so long, but it is important for your hedgehog's health. Hope I helped!
yes
Discipline my friend
It means you have an itch.
No. the dragon would eat the hedgehog.
Scratching a calendar
no I just got a hedgehog and as long as you don't keep it in the cold you will be fine.
To prevent cats from scratching doors, you can provide them with scratching posts or pads, use deterrent sprays or tapes on the doors, keep their claws trimmed, and provide them with plenty of mental and physical stimulation to redirect their scratching behavior.
Cats may scratch their owners for various reasons, such as playfulness, seeking attention, or feeling anxious or stressed. It is important to observe your cat's behavior and provide appropriate outlets for scratching, such as scratching posts, to prevent unwanted scratching on you.
lotion, try Eucerin calming creme
To protect your door from dog scratching, you can use a door scratch protector, train your dog not to scratch the door, provide alternative scratching surfaces, and keep your dog's nails trimmed.
No, it is not :) Make sure to keep stress at a minimum for your new hedgehog during the journey.
Sometimes its to keep them from scratching, biting, or licking a wound or infection.