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Worming hedgehogs

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  • 4th September 2023 at 2:01 pm #43936

    Moyna

    I have recently noticed worms in a younger hedgehog’s poo. Should I give it a wormer (like a cat/dog)? If so what type and dose is recommended?

    4th September 2023 at 6:19 pm #43938
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    Nic

    Hi Moyna

    You need to contact your local hedgehog carer/rehabilitator. Treating hedgehogs for internal parasites needs to be left to an expert.

    You can get contact details of your nearest carers/rehabilitators by ringing BHPS on 01584 890801.

    Well done for spotting there is a problem. Good luck to the little hog.

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