by Millermeade Farms | Appointments, Purchasing From Us, Selecting a Hedgehog
General Information New hedgehog babies are born at Millermeade Farms every week and other babies are available for purchase every week. We can almost always accommodate general baby requests with at least two weeks notice. Specific color requests are much harder to...
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by Millermeade Farms | Appointments, Selecting a Hedgehog
We hold our babies for two weeks after the date of deposit or anticipated ready-to-go date” if deposit is made prior to weaning with no additional charge. The later of the two dates applies. There are several reasons we believe it is important to get babies into...
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by Millermeade Farms | Care, FAQ, Health
Care When should I take him to the vet for a well pet visit? We recommend a well pet visit within the first month of coming home. If you are having any transitional stress issues we recommend as soon as you notice a problem. Check our Facebook page for quick answers...
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by Millermeade Farms | Purchasing From Us
” On the Road” We occasionally offer delivery services with our scheduled “On the Road” events where we meet several of our customers in one area. Please visit our Upcoming Events for more information about our scheduled events. We hold specific...
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by Millermeade Farms | Care
There are times when we all have to be away from home. Whether on vacation, family get togethers, work travel, etc. you will need to make arrangements for your hedgehog’s care in your absence. Overnight Trips If you are going to be away for one night, your hedgehog...
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by Millermeade Farms | Appointments, Selecting a Hedgehog
Millermeade Farms promises to do our best to help you select the perfect pet for you and/or your family. Reserving a hedgehog in advance ensures that you have at least one hedgehog to choose from that has the physical characteristics you have in mind for your new pet....
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by Millermeade Farms | Care, Health
Last Updated on June 3, 2025. A hedgehog that is cold or feels cool to the touch is in serious danger. Captive bred hedgehogs are not accustomed to hibernation and can die from, what to them is, an unnatural torpor. Warming up a hedgehog too quickly can do more harm...
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by Millermeade Farms | Behavior & Personality
Naturally Shy and Nervous Hedgehogs are probably the biggest scaredy cats of all animals that breeders have worked with in critter careers. They are easily scared anytime they see, hear, smell, or sense something through their sense of motion detection. That naturally...
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