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mike mcglone
No for guinea pigs are stirct herbivores so they eat only vegetables and their commercial food.They dont eat other pigs but as the guinea pigs get older one of them may bite as its a sighn of teritory.Eat a LotYes, they also require a lot of water.
Hypor is the name of a commercial pig breeder. These pigs are designed to be durable and low maintenance swine.
The characteristics of a Hypor Magnus pig are industry leading growth rates, efficient pigs, durable, low maintenance pigs, highly uniform pigs from birth to market, high quality bellies, low drip loss, well marbled loins, and lean and uniform carcasses.
In some cases, pigs on farms may be given names by their caretakers, especially on smaller or family-owned farms. However, on larger commercial farms, pigs are often identified by numbers or tags for tracking purposes. The practice of naming pigs varies depending on the farm's management style and philosophy.
Pigs eat food from a feeding trough or a container that holds their food. They typically consume grains, vegetables, fruits, and commercial pig feed to meet their dietary needs. Water is also essential for pigs to stay hydrated and healthy.
The pigs name on the Geico commericals is Maxwell. Maxwell is a pig that catchpharse is "wheeeeeewhewhewheeeeeee". The has a high pitch voice when he is saying his catchphares, but he actual has a very deep voice.
To qualify as a swine raising you need to raise the swine for commercial use. Pigs are watched carefully to ensue they grow big and fat.
Meat! Junkfood, pet store commercial guinea pig food. This is all you need to know: http://www.guinealynx.info/nutrition.html
Pigs Is Pigs was created in 1905.
yes they are! but they are also known as "skinny pigs" they are basically hairless Guinea pigs, but different. scientists actually mutated them to be different, and now can be kept as pets! though I'm not sure if they actually eat peanut butter and the things the "house hippo commercial" said they eat. they're cute! search skinny pigs in google images! :)