Help Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

[Cookies&Cream_]

Ok onece again she didnt wanna get up to play so i warmed her up didnt help i gleaed her paw but still she wont we put her in her cage fresh food/water and still really didnt do onothing we thing her tummy might be upst from water melon she loves or she is quilling or should i get her to the vet this instant help help help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[stacys_mommy]

We don't have Hedgies. But from what your saying. We would say get your baby to the vet. Better to be safe then sorry.. Please keep us updated..

[j4782]

First, calm down, take a deep breath.

Keep in mind it's noon right now. For a hedgehog that's nocturnal, you might be disturbing her when she should be sleeping most deeply.

i gleaed her paw
I don't even have a clue what you mean by this. Can you try again, explain more? What exactly gives you the idea your hedgie is upset? How are the poops? Some hedgehogs won't go for the food and water until they're alone.

[Nancy]

I think you need to up the temperature in her room. Obviously she is getting cold and often. If she doesn't start responding to warmt within 30-45 minutes, get her to the vet.

Just how much watermelon are you giving her. Treats are just that, treats and should be given in moderation.

[Cookies&Cream_]

upset stomach i mean! i dont know 6 or 7 small chunks?

[Kerrie]

I agree..You need to up your room temperture, and keep it up.
What temp are you keeping it at?
And I think 6-7 chunks of watermelon at one time is a bit much. Are her poops watery?

[Cookies&Cream_]

she seems to be doing better in her cadge the house is 70 and she was on her wheel all night so idk

[Nancy]

70 is too low for hedgehogs. They need their environment to be at the very least 72-73 and some require 76F or higher.

6-7 small pieces is way to much and she certainly could have an upset stomach with that much. 1 small piece or 2 at the most is enough.

[Kerrie]

Unfortunatly 70 is probably to low. My hedgies had/have to be kept between 75 and 80 degrees. The majority of hedgies that I have read about need to be kept at at least 73 degrees. If your hedgie continues to get cold she can/will get very sick and the possibility of death.
Please keep her warm enough, leave her alone during the day and don't feed her to many treats.
A vet visit may also be in order.

[Cookies&Cream_]

i know no more treetsshe is lot happer now and is steeling th ewebcam from me we have doon 50 pics now she will be going back for a nap now and i will see her tomaro the hous eis now at 74 and its warm in and out so thank you guys she will see the vet soon

Lots of love


Jen and Cookies N Cream