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Injured hodgeheg

  • 06-09-2015 2:41am
    #1
    dodderangler
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    Today I cut the grass out back garden and having some beers with my mate and went for a smoke and noticed movement in the grass.
    Turns out to be a hodgeheg ( I know it's hedgehog but sounds funnier as hodgeheg) and he is dragging his back legs and rolling over a lot. I have an empty cage there which I put him in ( I've handled plenty of them in the past) and I've put fresh water in with him. Only gonna hold him till morning when I'm sober but I've no cat food or dog food and I know they love boiled eggs. Gonna bring to vet in morning. I may have cut him or hit him when I cut grass earlier and didn't notice. He has small bit of blood on legs. He's probably last years young. With eggs and water will he be ok till tomoro and he'll be indoors.


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  • #2
    the_syco
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    I think it's a max of one egg a week, due to cholesterol?


  • #3
    fathead82
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 286 ✭✭fathead82


    If you look up the Facebook page"the hogsprickle" the lady who runs it will be able to advise what's best.iv contacted her before and she's very helpful.


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