Here are three of our little singleton orphan hoglets, Spikes (at the food bowl) and her companions, Elda and Shelby.
These three have been put together for company, rather than be kept on their own, as we find that hoglets seem to thrive better with company of a similar age/size. It also gives them a bit of competition for food, which seems to bring them on much better.
They will all be released back to where they came from once they reach 400 – 450g.
Lots more hogs gone back to the wild last night, with more going tonight.
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This venerable old lady is back from the vets now, she has had a full dental job including scale and polish.
Her lips are still swollen, as you can see in the photos, and her mouth and gums will be sore for a day or two. She had very bad Gingivitis and plaque, which the vet has sorted for her now.
We need to monitor her food intake for a few days, and take her back to the vet if she is not eating properly in the next couple of days.
She has lost a lot of weight because her mouth has been too sore for her to eat, and needs some feeding up.
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