I. Introduction. The hedgehog, also known as the hedgehog, is a cute little mammal. In recent years, more and more people have chosen to keep lynx hogs as pets. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the breeding method of lynx hogs, and help you create a comfortable home for these cute little creatures.
2. Prepare the breeding environment.
Choose the right terrarium: Prepare a spacious, comfortable terrarium for your hedgehogs and make sure they have plenty of room to move. The terrarium should be made of plastic or wood, with soft bedding such as paper scraps or hay at the bottom.
Control temperature and humidity: Hedgehogs are suitable for living in environments with moderate temperatures and high humidity. A thermostat should be set up in the vibrarian to keep the temperature between 20-25. At the same time, spray water regularly to maintain humidity so that the hedgehog does not become dehydrated.
Set up hiding places: Set up some hiding places in the terrarium, such as cabins or cardboard boxes, for lynx hedgehogs to hide and rest. This helps to reduce their stress and make them more comfortable with their new environment.
3. Reasonable feeding.
Choose the right feed: The staple food of the hedgehog should be based on high-quality cat food or special feed for hedgehogs. In addition, complementary foods such as fresh vegetables, fruits and insects can be added in moderation to ensure balanced nutrition.
Regular and quantitative feeding: Feed once a day in the morning and once in the evening to avoid indigestion caused by overfeeding. At the same time, pay attention to changing the type of food to avoid hedgehog picky eaters.
Provide sufficient water: Set up a fixed drinking fountain in the terrarium to ensure that the hedgehog has access to clean water at all times. Also, clean your drinking fountain regularly to prevent bacteria from growing.
4. Daily care.
Clean up regularly: Bathe the hedgehog once a week, use a special pet shampoo, and rinse off with warm water. When bathing, take special care not to get water into the eyes and ears of the hedgehog. After bathing, the hedgehog's body can be gently dried with a towel and then placed back in the terrarium.
Grooming the stinging hair: Regularly comb the lynx's stinging fur with a special pet comb to prevent the hair from becoming tangled and tangled. Be gentle when grooming to avoid pain.
Check your health: Check the hedgehog's mental state, appetite and excretion daily, as well as whether there are any abnormalities in the body. If you find any abnormalities, you should seek medical attention in time.
Regular disinfection: Thorough cleaning and disinfection of the vivarium is carried out weekly to remove odors and prevent the growth of bacteria. Use a pet-safe disinfectant when washing, and make sure to dry the terrium thoroughly after washing before allowing the hedgehog to move in.
5. Interaction and training.
Build trust: Maintain a gentle tone and movements when interacting with lynx hogs to avoid startling them. Touching and hugging them regularly can help strengthen each other's affection.
Training Xi habits: Through training, hedgehogs can develop a fixed schedule and good life Xi habits. For example, feeding, bathing, and interacting at regular times allows them to gradually adapt and develop Xi.
Moderate exercise: Allowing hedgehogs to move freely in a safe area for a period of time each day can help them physically and mentally. A dedicated exercise area can be set up indoors and cushioned to prevent injury.
VI. Conclusion. 
Through the introduction of the above five aspects, I believe you have a comprehensive understanding of how to breed hedgehogs. As long as you take care of them with your heart and love them, these cute little beings will definitely bring you endless joy and warm time.