Spaying And Neutering Teacup Potbellied Pig
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www.teacuppiggies.com This is a graphic spay of a female mini pig. Spaying a mini pig similar to sterilization of dogs and cats but more difficult surgery because of the unique anatomy of the teacup potbellied pig. They have miles of intestines and a uterus that’s very long because of the large number of piglets that are born at one time. Teacup pigs and micro pigs are becoming more popular and it is important to have your teacup potbelly or micro pig spayed. You may ask should I have my pig spayed? A unspayed pig has behavior will not want in a pet pig. She will have a heat cycle every 21 days and during that time forget her litter box training as a way of marking for attracting a mate. So if you have a micro, teacup, or miniature pig for proper care you should have your pet pig spayed.