Breeding
Breeding is something that really needs to be thought out before you take it on. You must be able to house you litter when its born and you must be prepared for the consequences that some hedgehogs are just not suited to breeding. Vet bills may become big if there is a problem and you lovely friendly hedgie may become unsociable, grumpy and withdrawn.
If you are considering breeding these wonderful animals I would suggest that you seek guidance from an experienced breeder before you try.
I am always prepared to help anyone, but as I am a new breeder, it is prob advisable to seek help from other more experienced breeders too!
All the recommended breeders are in the links page.
I would direct you to THIS ARTICLE to read too.
Price
One
of the main questions I always get asked is how much? I sell my
hoglets, like any other reputable breeder for £150, they come with a
care pack in a personal hedgehog bag. The care pack consists of :
- Carrier
- Fleece/pouch
- Bag of food that they are eating
- Small bottle of aveeno oil (for quilling)
- Small tub of dried mealies (for bonding)
- Pedigree Cert
- Care sheet
- Photo page
- Bag to take it all home in :-)
