Pansy’s hoglets are doing well, she is very laid back in her attitude, and tolerates her hutch being cleaned very well, and shows no sign of stress.
This is April, an adult female hog, 525g, found wobbling and unable to stand, covered in flystrike. She is very
We were called out to a hog in need of help by a dog walker on Wednesday, but despite a thorough search, were unable to find him.
The next lunchtime, some good news – the hog that we were looking for had been found and brought in to us.
He was wandering around erratically and going in circles. He didn’t seem to see Dawn, the finder, or even roll up when she him picked up.
He was dehydrated, and had what look like bite marks on the left side of his face and nose, and a bald patch with 2 puncture wounds under his neck.
He had had subcut fluids, and was placed into a quiet box with food.
This is Toby, a large adult male hog, 1077g, who came in to us from West Moors earlier after having
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