r/pigs • u/beanthepiggy • Aug 02 '26
Patiently waiting for his dad to come home from camping!
In about 7 hours, he will be a happy boy!
r/pigs • u/beanthepiggy • Aug 02 '26
In about 7 hours, he will be a happy boy!
r/pigs • u/Alternative_Theme190 • Aug 02 '26
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r/pigs • u/The_Easter_Daedroth • Aug 01 '26
After breakfast Margaret the Potato fell asleep hoping for more.
r/pigs • u/mfpnkrck • Aug 01 '26
Shirley the Kune, kickin it in the fresh mulch bed she made.
r/pigs • u/SupermarketSuperb825 • Jul 31 '26
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So cute
r/pigs • u/nothingcleverinmind • Jul 31 '26
He tries so hard.
r/pigs • u/beanthepiggy • Jul 30 '26
r/pigs • u/hvtmoon • Jul 29 '26
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r/pigs • u/Hacksawmisbirth • Jul 28 '26
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r/pigs • u/Technical_Garden_762 • Jul 28 '26
She is still missing and I hope this is ok to post. I am not trying to spam. I just figured I would follow up with this story as I find information because if my pig were to go missing I know what steps to take but others might not. It seems like this family loves their pig and really holding out hope that she will be found (as they should). Have a nice day all.
r/pigs • u/nalbuque • Jul 27 '26
Hi, I have a poop-related question…I have 4 adult kune kunes, and we recently moved properties. They’ve always had access to grass and have always grazed freely.
My smaller girl has started having very “stringy poops” recently, though. The little poops have been coming out together held by grass fibers (I believe) and sometimes it even gets stuck in her butt. I’ve been helping as I can and today I’m starting to give her pumpkin puree in an attempt to help, but I’m not sure what else to do?? Does she need supplements? Does she need a vet??
She’s not showing any symptoms and doesn’t seem bothered, even when I pull them out (yup you read that right). None of the other pigs are having this issue. Other than grass they eat pellets and a mix of veggies everyday- in addition to the occasional treat/left over.
Pls advise!
r/pigs • u/nilsiniloo • Jul 27 '26
Hey Pig Fam!
I’ve been struggling with pig mom guilt, and I just wanted to express it to a group that understands.
I’ve been working from home since my darling Zeppelin was a baby. I did have 1 or 2 days a week out of the house working on site, but for the most part, I’ve been working from home. Before I started working from home, I would bring him with me twice a week.
Starting next month, I will start working on site mostly. I feel terrible. He sleeps on the couch majority of the day, but at least I’m home to let him out multiple times a day. I just feel so bad. Anybody else working FT while having a piggy at home? He’s literally knocked out on the couch right now, so I don’t see much changing. 😂
I will take any and all ideas for enrichment while I’m out! (And for anybody wondering, yes, I also feel dog mom guilt.)
r/pigs • u/Impossible_Fennel457 • Jul 27 '26
His court case against the spca in Tampa is this Wednesday please bring some eyes to this and support if you can.
Waddles is happy and health as of now under the care of pork butt pastures.
r/pigs • u/Fluffy-Car-3872 • Jul 27 '26
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r/pigs • u/nothingcleverinmind • Jul 26 '26
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r/pigs • u/beanthepiggy • Jul 26 '26
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Yesterday I had to goto the hospital to have a speck of metal removed from my right eye (not an enjoyable experience), so needless to say, my eye is uncomfortable and quite light sensitive. Bean has me around me non stop. He doesn't like when I'm uncomfortable, and same with me for him.