What do you feed a pregnant pig?

Answer 1

You do not have to feed these babies anything special. The mother will feed them her milk for 6 weeks after giving birth. Then the babies will eat the same food you feed the mother. She will teach them to eat the food you feed her.

Answer 2

We have a beautiful sow who is a half Wild Boar and half Alenteijo pig from Portugal. She is our first pig and we are still learning but generally we feed her corn, mangle wurzells, cabbage and anything from the garden.

We give her kitchen scraps - but absolutely no meat.

She will eat anything really so it's up to us to make sure it is suitable.

We also give her a small quantity of pig nuts as, apparently, it stops any problems with diarrhoea.

Answer 3

Pigs are like people, omnivores They are opportunistic feeders, often known as the catfish of the land. A farmer normally "grain feeds" pigs that are market bound. Grain usually being a corn and protein based pellet. They also eat hay.

Answer 4

timothy hay and guinea pig pellets but there cant be any seeds in it couse they can choke

Our feed pellets have pellets, corn and peanuts...they love it. not for guinee pigs.

Answer 5

Just like a regular pig. The only extra you should feed to one that is pregnant is vitamins.

Answer 6

Pigs have a diet that is most similar to a human's. Give them apples or corn or meat or whatever. Probably not candy or ice cream or stuff like that, though.

Answer 7

pigs will eat practically anything, most pigs love Doritos and tomatoes

pig pellets, fruits and lots of veggies. raisons or cheerios for treats. no meat,

Answer 8

I am a farmer myself ad my pig just had babies and they just drink powdered milk that you can get from pet stores.

Answer 9

Usually grains like corn, wheat, and oats. And sometimes dried foods made from meat, vitamins, and minerals.

Answer 10

slop