It's ok to feed pigs uncontaminated fruits, vegetables, bread, grains, dairy, eggs, and vegetable oils. Do not feed pigs meat, fish, or their bones, oils, or juices,…

Use a stiff brush initially to clean the skin and hair but switch to a softer brush for final grooming. If you choose to clip your animal,…

Let any new piglet explore your lap freely without the threat of your hands. Once your pig knows that you are safe you can begin to reach…

They appreciate routine in their daily lives. Because pigs are so inquisitive and enjoy rooting, foraging and chewing, they can be quite destructive, so they might not…

Feeds should meet the animal's needs for maintenance, growth and reproduction. Good pig feed contains sufficient energy, protein, minerals and vitamins. Rice bran, broken rice, maize, soya-beans,…

Pigs require little in the way of housing and can be kept indoors or out. They can be toilet trained like dogs. Indoor pigs will need their…

A pig will live an average of 12-18 years, estimates range to more than 20 years. Considered grown by 6 years of age, and usually weigh 125…

Take the pig outside frequently (every 2 hours), and especially upon waking and after meals. Come up with a command to use when you want your pig…

Pigs are monogastric omnivores and eat plants, grain, fruits and insects. They love to dig and can destroy pasture if not rotated regularly. Several factors affect the…

You'll need to make sure your pigs exercise regularly to avoid obesity and constipation and to stop their feet from becoming overgrown. They'll also need regular checks…