Hoggy Home

The stylish new  'Hoggy home hedgehog habitat is a purpose built nesting box and shelter for hedgehogs which can be used as a sheltered feed area instead, if preferred.

It is an ideal house for injured or rescue hogs due to the design of the house, which allows for easy inspection and cleaning.

Features include:

• Manufactured from durable FSC timber & Recycled Plastic
• Wooden interior for 'breathability' and condensation prevention
• Lid & sides made from recycled agricultural waste
• Lid easily swivels over to expose large inspection and cleaning hatch
• Lid incorporates wooden 'plug' to insulate hatch aperture
• Overhanging roof and porch
• Raised battened feet to prevent rot
• Predator-resistant entrance
• Can be used as a safe feeding lounge

Hedgehog houses give protection from predators and provide safe areas for hogs which protects them from strimmers, garden forks and bonfires.

Siting:Locate within cover, out of prevailing wind. Pile leaves and short grass around the House plus two hand fulls of short dry grass and leaves inside the box to start nest. (Gloves should be worn to prevent the transfer of human scent) 

Features: FSC timber and recyled plastic , attractive unique design

Important Information: These products are for wild creatures and as such, you should not expect immediate habitation. We suggest you carefully read the supplied instructions for siting and provide this product in a suitable habitat for the target species. The product can then be re-visited 6 - 12 months later, or in the appropriate season, to see if it is being used.

If after 24 months the product has not been used, it may be worth choosing an alternative location to site it and/or look to see what improvements you can make to provide a suitable environment for your target species (flowers, woodpiles, rough areas of garden etc) 

Because many species of creature are constantly seeking refuge and safe nesting sites, you may find that an unexpected species is using your product - this is part of nature and all species should be welcomed as part of your wildlife garden.