QUOTE(silverbolt143 @ Nov 30 2009, 02:22 PM)
MMm, quite affordable then rather than buying the frontline spray...u means 3 shot in a row rite? pity you hedgie

1 shot per week...1st time still ok...but when comes to 2nd time, he knew bout it adi and roll up like a 'durian'..very hard to reach underneath his skin there for injection...
Added on November 30, 2009, 10:11 pmQUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Nov 30 2009, 08:07 PM)
Yes, I had those problems.... but I just biar only. Clean and rearrange everyday. LOL
Yah, I know. But then I realize it is toxic when ingested. Animals like rodents, rabbits, guinea pigs will chew on the paper, and they can get lead into them. But hedgies don't chew and eat newspaper. It is better than to use wood shavings.
i tried to change to use newspaper as bedding just now...and even tape all the corner...but he use his nails to scratch on top of the newspaper and create a hole on it...

Added on November 30, 2009, 10:16 pmQUOTE(silverbolt143 @ Nov 30 2009, 09:44 PM)
i think it's safe then to use newspaper as bedding..it just that you have to take extra effort cleaning & changing the newspaper everyday...
For the moment i'm using Chipsi Classic...My 2 hedgies seems enjoy sleeping on the wood shaving. They will bite, gather & bring the wood shaving inside the hiding box like building a nest and sleep onto it...
However, to be frank they have been scratching all over their body which i believe is bcoz of mite since there's no sign of dry skin...
My temporary solution currently is by spraying Frontline onto them...however it was hard to be done since the moment i hold them, they will struggle to let off my hands... plus i have to avoid spraying near their face area and the belly underneath also need to be spray to ensure all the mites infection are gone....
Change to newspaper seems to be good option to provide more cleaner and mites free environment...i'll give it try then

other than the fronline spray, there's other called revolution is not mistaken...dr jenny mention and recommend tat to me when i bring my hedgie for injection...just need to put 1 drop on the back of the hedgie and it can kill whatever mites on their body...u might ask dr jenny for more info...
This post has been edited by pink_baby: Nov 30 2009, 10:16 PM