QUOTE(vincent09 @ Sep 15 2007, 12:01 AM)
Nice o almighty , now your chacha won't lonely lo.
My Bo Chai near around 2 year with me already, seem like i fail to connect with him, anything i can do now???
Sometime when my hand put in the cage, Bo Chai will come to lick on my finger, that time i feel happy, but sometime lick too long will bite....
Now feel like hard to hold him, if i catch him up just roll a ball there, after that he will try escape... catch him again will roll again.
Which time i feel friendly is when bathing, he more scare than friendly to me. Oh yea, any suggestion shampoo for hedgehog bathing? Is it will hurt their eyes when bath?
Everytime i connect with Bo Chai just see him eating, sleeping or bathing only, other than that nothing can do.
Just a idea that need to connect him, that is change a big cage, let him feel like change a new life like that, but i don't know what can do besides this.
I beg your pardon, you keep a hedgie for two years and you still don't know that hedgies love to be left alone than having a companion?My Bo Chai near around 2 year with me already, seem like i fail to connect with him, anything i can do now???
Sometime when my hand put in the cage, Bo Chai will come to lick on my finger, that time i feel happy, but sometime lick too long will bite....
Now feel like hard to hold him, if i catch him up just roll a ball there, after that he will try escape... catch him again will roll again.
Which time i feel friendly is when bathing, he more scare than friendly to me. Oh yea, any suggestion shampoo for hedgehog bathing? Is it will hurt their eyes when bath?
Everytime i connect with Bo Chai just see him eating, sleeping or bathing only, other than that nothing can do.
Just a idea that need to connect him, that is change a big cage, let him feel like change a new life like that, but i don't know what can do besides this.
For the shampoo, get Johnson & Johnson No More Tears, remember to keep the head away from being wet by water. What do you mean by connect? Hedgie's routine is to sleep, eat and poo in captive. That's why we recommend wheel to keep hedgie occupied especially at night.
Sep 15 2007, 12:11 AM

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