Baby African Pygmy Hedgehogs For Sale.
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** W3 girl is now reserved**
We have 5 baby hoglets which are looking for there forever homes. We have one Male and 4 females available.
Our hoglets are handled every day from 2-3weeks of age (depends on mum) to ensure they will be used to human contact.
They will be ready from around 5th or September.
They will come with care pack which includes: 2 puppy pads, blanket, 3 toys and food on which they are currently on.
Our hogs diet:
- they are feed on good quality dry cat food (adults are on James Wellbeloved, Harrington chicken and rise and iams adult. Hoglets are just on Iams Kitten)
- on daily basic they receive insects (dry or alive ones)
- once a week as a treat we give them a small portion of cooked meat (chicken or beef mince usually) or scrambled egg.
- Two or three times a week they also get a vegetable or fruit which they usually prefer to cover themselves in, instead of eating it (self-annoyting)
Unfortunately viewing is not available until hoglets are ready to go as we had two accidents with mum killed them after viewing.
We are asking £120 each baby, If you would like to reserve any of the baby we are asking for £20 non refundable deposit. Once we receive a deposit, we will provide a reservation form as a confirmation as well as we will keep you update on their progress by sending weekly pictures.
If you have any more questions please contact us.
First time owners are more than welcome but please do your research before contacting us
Please check our webside:
http://www.blackberryhedgehogs.co.uk
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