The answer depends on the individual hedgehog.
As a general rule hedgies are devoted and caring mothers, taking exceptional care of their young and being highly, highly protective. However, there are hogs that simply don't make good mothers and don't take good care of the young.
However, a hedgehogs self-preservation will always win over her protective instincts. If a mother hedgehog feels that the den is threatened, she will eat her young. This is a sad but very common occurence in the world of hedgehog breeding.
Males have nothing to do with raising the young. If a breeder leaves a male in with a female that gives birth, he will eat the young.
Mother's milk.
One unless it is a female with babies. Hedgehogs are a solitary species.
to protect there babies and themselves
Yes, babies (hoglets) suckle.
yes, uncle bill's pet shop do sell hedgehogs. I have sold my hedgehog babies to them.
The hedgehogs live in a burrow or den. They mostly live alone unless the female hedgehog is still nursing babies.
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Hedgehogs are mammals, when they are first born they nurse from the mother, then the mother will eventually introduce their normal diet.
No! Hedgehogs are never to be given processed foods. It contains FAR too much fat and salt for hedgehogs.
Hedgehogs are wild animals in England - you find them in your gardens.
hold them, play with them, clean them , protect them, they look after their babies much the same way a human mother does.,
They take care of their babies like horses do!