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Think we best all look at that website, I had no idea they like half of those things.....I think its cute having them around x |
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My little visitor was back again this evening. I went out today and bought a large bag of hay, the same one I use for my rabbit. I am going to put an old box I have upside down at the top of the garden and fill it with this and see if it uses it asa nest. Hopefully my little tortie girl who is a frequent caller now, wont frighten him away. |
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Actually, I don't know how big a hedgehog is, we don't have them here. Would a hedgehog be frightend of a small cat? Or could a cat kill a hedgehog? Hard to judge scale from the pics! |
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Lol! The cat is more likely to be scrared of the hedgehog. Mine is very wary these days, since her first encounter. They just roll themselves into a ball and prick any cat having a go at them. |
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