I noticed this problem a few years back when I had the camera on. In my case I had done a good job excluding the cats from the feed station only for them to get annoyed and spray/urinate over it. You could clearly see that any hedgehog that later turned up could smell it and wouldn’t go in.
Cleaning the box with soap and water helped but in the end I resorted to virtually excluding all cats from my garden by putting spikes on the fence tops and growing roses over other access points.
Its taken a bit of work but my garden is now cat free and hedgehog friendly.
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