I have two boars living together; the older just turned six months, the younger is four months. There have always been periodic white spots on their fleece bedding and I didn't worry too much, just switched their diet to try taking out excess calcium. But it seems to be getting *more* frequent rather than less. Neither pig seems to be in pain when urinating, but I managed to see fresh urine today and it didn't look good--it was white enough that at first I thought it was boar glue.
The first picture is fresh urine, before it soaked into the fleece. The second picture shows dry spots (the fleece was changed four days ago).
Once daily they get green leaf lettuce and cilantro, and each pig gets one sprig of parsley and one baby carrot. If I have cucumbers on hand they each get a slice of that. And now that more fruit is in season they get strawberries or a piece of apple once/twice per week. Unlimited timothy hay. They're also currently getting unlimited Oxbow Essentials Young Guinea Pig Food, and I was going to switch them to a limited diet of adult food in about a month.
The first picture is fresh urine, before it soaked into the fleece. The second picture shows dry spots (the fleece was changed four days ago).
Once daily they get green leaf lettuce and cilantro, and each pig gets one sprig of parsley and one baby carrot. If I have cucumbers on hand they each get a slice of that. And now that more fruit is in season they get strawberries or a piece of apple once/twice per week. Unlimited timothy hay. They're also currently getting unlimited Oxbow Essentials Young Guinea Pig Food, and I was going to switch them to a limited diet of adult food in about a month.