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The following guidelines are intended for individuals who are considering adopting a potbellied pig.

  • I will do my homework before adopting a potbellied pig.
  • I will work with a reputable breeder who follows the practices outlined in the Breeder Code of Ethics.
  • I will perform routine health care and physical maintenance (hoof trimming, tusk trimming, and grooming).
  • I will visit my veterinarian annually for vaccinations and other necessary procedures.
  • I will provide a comfortable physical environment with adequate space both indoors and outdoors.
  • I will provide a healthy and stimulating emotional environment.
  • I will feed my pig a correct diet. I will not underfeed or overfeed my pig.
  • I will train my pig so he/she is an active part of my family with acceptable social skills.
  • I will distribute correct information on the characteristics and care of the potbellied pig.

Originally developed by Nancy Shepherd

 

 

 

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