Buying a hedgehog house (also known as a ) is a practical way to support wildlife, especially as their natural nesting sites like dense brambles and log piles become less common. What to Look for When Buying
: It should be large enough to hold a large family-sized loaf of bread (or up to three for mother hedgehogs).
Avoid "igloo" or woven willow styles; while they look natural, they often lack a floor and don't provide adequate protection from predators or the elements. Instead, look for: