Pig

Pigs can definitely give some of the most endearing smiles you have ever seen from an animal. They are not only intelligent creatures but emotional ones as well. Just check online and you’ll see a myriad of photos of pigs that are seemingly happy and content and with big smiles on their faces. “Pigs exhibit … Read more

Stone fruit (all kinds) Contains cyanide and is rich in sugar. Can cause diarrhea. All kinds of exotic fruits like mango, papaya, pomegranate Causes serious indigestion and colics. Rhubarb Rich in oxialic acid. A question we ran across in our research was “How many vegetables should guinea pigs eat?”. Calcium and Vitamin C Content of … Read more

Pigs have dreams, just like us humans. According to the Irish Examiner, Since they also go through different phases of sleep, these pigs also go through the Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Phase. This is the phase where these pigs experience dreaming, just like humans, because it’s a deep sleep state. Prosperity and Abundance : Dreaming … Read more

Loss of appetite. Not as playful as usual. Lack of bladder control. Is not very active or slow in movement. Having a difficult time breathing. Where do guinea pigs like being petted? Guinea pigs need safe toys to play with and chew. They love hiding and need constant access to safe hiding places, pipes, and … Read more

A pig is an animal that is included in the genus Sus and the Suidae family. Pigs, which are known to be the ancestor of all pigs, ranging from domestic to wild pigs. It is well recognized that these species are omnivores, and their food range is close to that of humans. Are pigs mammals? … Read more

Pigs can be easily trained in much the same way as dogs. Food rewards are particularly effective. Pigs can learn their name very quickly, can learn tricks such as sitting or twirling, can be trained to wear a leash or harness, and can be trained to use a large litter box. Can guinea pigs be … Read more

Pigs don’t fly, but they do migrate. Domestic pigs have been linked to the arrival of early farmers into Europe 11,000 years ago. Moreover, when did pigs first arrive in Europe? Domestic pigs have been linked to the arrival of early farmers into Europe 11,000 years ago. Ancient DNA harvested from pigs has allowed scientists, … Read more

The average cut of bacon is made from the belly of the pig. Depending upon whether you are cutting your own or buying in the store depends on what it is cured with and how it is cured. But, it is not butt, it is belly. Nothing is made from a pig’s butt. I can … Read more

The most popular breed for a pet pig is pot-bellied pigs, as these only grow to the size of a small dog. Pigs are very intelligent animals, certainly as intelligent as dogs. They are very curious, playful and headstrong. This definitely goes in their favour as pets as it is possible to housetrain and obedience … Read more

Pigs wag their tails just like dogs do when they’re happy. And they’re always happy at meal times. Do pigs feel emotions? Studies of emotion in pigs reveal that they are sensitive and complex animals. The next thing we wanted the answer to was, do pigs wag their tails? These were the few reasons why … Read more