Many thanks for all your help (and so quickly too!!) Our little friend is
too small to hibernate so we are keeping him indoors and awake. I shall
check up on the Tiggwinkles site. Many thanks for all the advice.
Regards Grannie Annie.
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GlacierHi we have taken in a hedgehog for the winter, he/she was
wandering
round the garden in the frost (at night) & hubby brought it in to weigh
it.
It is quite small (365 gms) so we realised that it wouldn't make it on
its
own. We have two cats so food is not a problem. We have got it in a box
with
a small box inside for it to hide in. Any advice will be gratefully
received.

1) never feed it milk

2) it will be infested with fleas and lice

3) never feed it milk

4) if you have a garage or shed, find a box and make an entrance at the
bottom of one of the sides, then fill it with dry leaves and a hedgehog.
During warmer weather it might wake up and feel peckish.

5) never feed it milk

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