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Over-wintering hoglets – which bedding!

Home Forums Carers / rescuing a hedgehog Over-wintering hoglets – which bedding!

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    Looking for advice please, am fostering and over-wintering two hoglets, and wondering what type of bedding other carers use? They are in individual cages and am currently using shredded paper, but the supply given to me from the rescue centre is running low and I’ve had a hard time finding more! Many companies are so security conscious that all paper is sent to designated shredding companies (whose processes are automated and hence unable to supply the amount I need), and many others are working towards a ‘paperless’ workplace (which is good, if a bit frustrating!)

    #8262

    I use hay
    You could also try your local newsagents and see what they do with old papers

    #8266

    Hi,
    I’m using hay and dried leaves, there are lots of leaves on the ground now so an endless supply and we dry them near the boiler.
    Good luck

    #8323

    I use hay, Morrisons is quite cheap and I’m noticing now the little ones come out of their nest to go rather than soil their nest, always seem to come out just after I’ve renewed the newspaper on the floor :O

    #8369

    Thank you all, sorry for late reply. I’ve been able to source shredded paper from friends and local businesses.

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