Title: Info/Resource - Pigs 4 Ever - Gifts, supplies and resources for Pot Bellied Pigs
Headings: Your Pot Belly Pig Information Center
Your Pot Belly Pig Information Center
Piglets: Baby Pigs, What to Do?

Content: Which are best? Food & Nutrition: Water: How To Get Your Pig Enough Liquids
Housing and Toys
Housing: Indoors and/or Outdoors
Outdoor Housing Examples
Farrowing Boxes & Crates
Sleeping Boxes For Pet Pigs
Toys & Recreation
Health Care
General Health Care
General Health Care: Body Temperature
Eyes and Ears
Skin and Hair
Tusks/Hooves
Anesthetics
Fleas/Ticks
Mites
Signs of a Sick Pig
Spay/Neuter
Vaccinations and Worming
Caring for Orphan Piglets
Edema Disease
Veterinarians - How to Choose
Winter Health Reminders
Behavior/Training
Harness and Lead Training
Litter Box/Potty Training
Aggression, Biting and Territorial Pigs
Rooting
Scratching
Wallowing
Introducing A Second Pig
Rescue Centers & Resources
Piglets: Baby Pigs, What to Do? A responsible breeder will not sell you a baby pig until it has been weaned from it's mother. This should be done at 6-8 weeks of age at the earliest! Any breeder that tells you that a baby pig has been weaned earlier than this is trying to make a sale at the expense of the baby piglet's health.