Recent content by heatherbunnie

If you were in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio or maybe even Indiana/Illinois I could probably get there.

It's breaking my heart to think this, but I need to rehome my pigs. I have not been able lately to give them all the care and attention they deserve. I have two bonded pairs of females: Madison and Michigan I got about 15 months ago from a pet store, and Remmy and Winny, who I got from a shelter...

I like Linda's idea. I agree that it may be dangerous to have a stranger come to your place for that situation.

First a little backstory. I have had Madison and Michigan (both females) for about 14 months now. I adopted Remmy and her daughter Winny about 4 months ago. After quarantining them for 3 weeks, I introduced them in floor time, and it went great, I was so happy. I built a 2x6 for the 4 of...

Wow! That's a lot of piggers. Welcome to the forum!

Cute kitty and pigs! I'm worried a little bit though about the cage being on the table like that, it looks like it could easily get knocked off!

Seeds? That's really bad for them. Why would they even get pigs if they're just going to be trapped in a little box and not cared for. How sad.

Thanks Ly, great chat!

I've never bent grids before, is it pretty easy? Do you have to be careful not to break it?

Hey, what a neat idea! I've got some extra grids...I'll have to try it.

I'm in the same boat as you guys. Two of mine rarely drink from the bottles. At least I don't see them doing it anyway. I think they get most hydration from the wet veggies I feed them.

Ohhh! So cute!!

That's great to hear!!

Guinea Lynx :: Hair Loss Check out that link, hope it helps!

Pellets are the least important part of their diet, so I wouldn't worry about it. Just make sure they're getting unlimited hay, and a nice variety of veggies.