Wooden Hedgehog House - Urbn-Living

Place the house in a quiet, sheltered area of your garden, such as under a bush or against a fence, away from direct sunlight and strong winds.

You can add some dry leaves or straw to provide bedding and make the house more inviting.

Clean the house once a year, preferably in early spring before hedgehogs become active. Use a brush and mild soap to clean the interior.

Yes, the entrance is designed to be small enough to deter foxes and badgers, providing a safe haven for hedgehogs.

With proper care and maintenance, the hedgehog house is designed to provide years of use.

The roof is coated with bitumen to make it rainproof.

No, the house requires assembly, but it comes with clear instructions to make the process easy.

Ensure the house is in a quiet, sheltered location. Consider adding some bedding material, like dry leaves or straw, to make it more inviting.

Check that the roof is properly attached and secured. If necessary, apply a sealant to the edges to prevent water ingress.

Inspect for any structural damage. Repair any damaged parts, and ensure the house remains stable and secure in its location.