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The KCT Oslo Hedgehog House is the ideal solution for wildlife enthusiasts and gardeners looking to provide a secure, permanent sanctuary for hedgehogs in their outdoor space. Featuring a clever two-room design, this structure ensures a safe environment for hibernation and feeding while keeping predators at bay; however, potential buyers should note that assembly requires a screwdriver, which is not included in the package.
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You will need a standard screwdriver, which is not provided with the kit.
Yes, but placing it on a slightly raised area or a patio slab can help improve drainage and keep the floor drier.
Place the house in a quiet area, cover it with brushwood or leaves for camouflage, and avoid disturbing it once positioned.
It is recommended to clear out old bedding material at least once a year, preferably in late spring after the hedgehogs have vacated.
Yes, the house features a waterproof shingle felt roof designed to keep the interior dry during rainy weather.
Ensure all screws are fully tightened and the house is placed on a level, solid foundation.
Check that the roof is properly aligned with the base and that the latch is not being obstructed by internal debris.
Assembly is straightforward as the unit arrives flat-packed with all required hardware. You will need a standard cross-head screwdriver to tighten the fixings. Once assembled, position the house on level, well-drained ground. To prolong the life of the wood, we recommend applying a pet-safe water-based wood preservative to the exterior once a year. After the hibernation season concludes in the spring, use the latched, removable roof to clear out any old nesting materials and debris to ensure the space is fresh for the next season.
