61. Top Hogs, Dogs And Parrots - Performing Pigs, Dogs, Birds, And Cats. potbellied PIG VIDEOS This tape covers everything you need to know about caring for a pet pig from the moment you bring it home through living with http://www.tophogs.com/videos.html

POTBELLIED PIG VIDEOS AMAZING PIG TRICKS! Train your pig to perform amazing stunts - just like Bacon and Porkchop, The World's Most Talented Pigs! An easy step-by-step method shows you how to train your pig basic obedience and to perform many exciting tricks from the very simple to the more complex. Teach your pig to bow, play soccer, fetch, sit-up, crawl, wave, ride a skateboard, walk backwards, lay down, roll out a carpet, play dead and more! Over 30 behaviors in all! VHS, 75 minutes. THERE'S A PIG IN THE HOUSE! This tape covers everything you need to know about caring for a pet pig - from the moment you bring it home through living with the adult potbelly. It provides a frank but charming look at house breaking, veterinary care, grooming, diet and nutrition, weight management, anticipating and avoiding behavior problems, diseases, relations with other animals, socializing, proper living environments, general health, training, pros and cons of adult pigs and more! There's a Pig in the House! promotes responsible pet ownership and quality pet care. VHS, 55 minutes.

62. Pig Placement Network As is true for so many pets, the potbellied pig is not for everyone, For the new owner, learning all about the proper care of their new pet pig is the http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/NJ108.html

Pig Placement Network Our Pet List Pet of the Month Our pet of the month introduces himself... News Who We Are Pig Placement Network is an adoption service for pet pigs, which is part of the Society for Advancement of Pet Pigs, a non-profit corporation. As with all pets, potbellied pigs can lose their homes or become abandoned. Our group, made up of volunteers, strives to assist these pets by finding new, suitable, homes. We also work closely with many pet owners, shelters, veterinarians and the general public to provide education about pigs as pets. Often, through education and support of a pig parent, we are able to solve a problem and keep a pig in its original home. The Pig Placement Network maintains a descriptive list of pet pigs that are up for adoption. These pigs are either living with their current owners or being temporarily cared for in foster homes. We need homes for both indoor and outdoor pets, some are babies, some are older, some have disabilities and require special care, others are overweight and need to be placed on diets, but most of all, each pig needs a loving home. Our volunteers recruit and educate prospective pig parents before matching an adoptable pig to a new home. Our goal is to make a successful match by carefully screening new parents and providing the information they will need before deciding to make a 15 – 20 year commitment to a pet pig. As is true for so many pets, the potbellied pig is not for everyone, but can be a source of great joy for the right person or family.

63. Internet Public Library: Pets This site contains information on pet care, pet overpopulation, issues and advocacy. Located in the United States, NAPPA is the oldest potbellied Pig http://www.ipl.org/div/aon/browse/ent73.00.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Pets This collection All of the IPL Advanced Obtaining and caring for animal companions. Sub-headings: Birds Cats Dogs Fish ... Rodents (Mice, Hamsters, Gerbils) Resources in this category: You can also view Subject Collections Magazines under this heading. American Animal Hospital Association http://www.healthypet.com/ "The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is an international association of more than 17,000 veterinary care providers who treat companion animals... AAHA reminds pet owners that they can help pets live healthier and longer lives by taking their pets to the veterinarian for annual physical exams, vaccinations, and dental care as well as providing pets with fresh water, a balanced diet, and exercise." The site has an online locator of AAHA-accredited hospitals in the U.S. and Canada, an extensive pet care library, the monthly Pet Planet Newsletter, frequently asked questions about pets, and coloring pages for kids. American Boarding Kennels Association http://www.abka.com/

64. PRFree.com Free Press Release Distribution And Writing Service Presents How To care For A potbellied Pig And Other Useful petsitting Knowledge potbellied pig pets are typically very friendly and entertaining. http://www.prfree.com/index.php?cur=index&action=preview&id=11406&old=aW5kZXhbYW

65. Pig Adoption Center Notes, This potbellied pig is a wonderful indoor/outdoor pet. He sleeps in a dog bed and is It is currently in foster care in Valley Springs, CA. http://www.cppa4pigs.org/index.php

Pig Adoption Center All of the potbellied pigs you see listed on this page need a new home. If they are located in a shelter, the shelters information will be listed in the description and you can contact the shelter directly. Otherwise, we will list the location of the pig and you will need to complete the Adoption Questionnaire . If you are not interested in any of the pigs listed here, but are still interested in adopting a potbellied pig, please complete the questionnaire and submit it. A CPPA volunteer will contact you to review the questionnaire. Then, when a pig becomes available that fits your needs, we will let you know. Thank you for adopting a potbellied pig. Pig Information: Name: Michelle NEEDS HELP Age: 1 year Weight: ... Please help! Since our original posting of this very sweet family pet, she has been surrendered to SPCA in Las Vegas Nevada at 702-873-7722. Her owners moved and the new neighbors called the police. Potbellied pigs were not allowed where they lived. If you can help please contact us or go to cppa4pigs.org/qa.php and complete our questionaire. Pig Information: Name: Caesar Age: 10 years old Weight: ... This beloved family pet was surrendered to animal control when its owner died! It is currently in foster care in Valley Springs, CA. He has a lame front leg as you can see however it has made a great indoor/outdoor pig and will continue to bring hapiness to a new owner! Please go to www.cppa4pigs.org/qa.php and complete our questionaire.

66. Pet Sitters By City Creature Comfort cares for all animals from horses to dogs to potbelly pigs! MidCities pet care offers pet sitting, dog walking, pooper scooping and http://www.pet-sitters.biz/pet_sitters_by_city.cfm?ci=Euless&st=Texas

67. Pot Belly Pigs Pets Potbellied Pig Supplies, Potbelly Pig, Pot PIG AS PETS. Potbellies are loving, smart, kind and giving. They have the intelligence of a small child. They require as much care as your dog would. http://www.diamondpiggies.com/pigsaspets.html

68. All Creatures Animal Hospital - Pot Bellied Pigs VETERINARY care. Miniature pigs should be given an initial vaccination series to protect them Miniature potbellied pigs are adaptable and intelligent. http://www.all-creatures.com/456081.html

All Creatures Animal Hospital POT BELLIED PIGS The Vietnamese Miniature Pot-bellied Pig is usually black or black and white in color. The nose is short and tail is straight. At birth they weigh 8-15 ounces and will have a mature weight of 60-125 pounds. They are clean, intelligent, and can make high quality pets. They usually have good dispositions and are seldom aggressive towards humans with the exception of mating boars. They root and squeal. If pigs are kept in a clean environment, odor is not a problem except for uncastrated males who develop a strong scent at 3-5 months of age. In general, pigs require the same environmental comfort zone as do you and I. The major differences are that they don't sweat or pant to cool themselves. Ideal temperatures for adult pigs are 60-75 degrees F. The major problem is not keeping them warm enough in the winter, but rather keeping them cool enough during the summer months. If housed outside, they need access to sprinklers, pools, and/or fans to maintain their normal temperature. Heat stress is a major problem and can be fatal. For the individual pet pig that is kept in the house, housing requirements are simple. The pig needs a place to sleep and a place to eat. Pigs are nesting animals and will readily sleep in a dog bed. They are very sloppy drinkers and drinking water should be placed in a heavy bowl and kept in an area where spills are acceptable (shower stall). Sanitation is accomplished by house-breaking at an early age. Pigs can be trained to use a litter box successfully or trained to go outdoors. Pigs have extremely well developed senses of smell and are incredibly strong. It is important that all food sources within reach of the pig are extremely well-secured or they will get to them. This includes refrigerators!

69. Pet Links Directory - Pet Pig Potbelly Pig pets Online The complete guide for the care and training of the pet pig. http//www.potbellypigpets.com Texas Show pigs. http://www.petdoors.com/links/petpig.html

Home Company Policy Order Status Request Catalog ... Site Map Search Our Link Directory all any Use spaces to separate your keywords Pet Pig Home Page Other Hooved Pet Links Pet Pig A Pet Pig Registry and Information Center.  Health Articles, Veterinary Lis... This site is hosted by Netfirms Web Hosting A Pet Pig Registry Service for All Pet Pig's, Not Just Pot Belly Pigs. Pet Pig and Potbelly Pig Resources, Links to Upcoming Pet Pig Events, Health Article... http://www.upprs.com A Pot Belly Pig Gift and Information Center. Potbellied Pig Pictures, Exoti... A Vietnamese Pot Belly Pig Gift and Information Center. Pigs4Ever.com, Vietnamese Pot Bellied Pig Resources, Potbelly Pig Picture Gallery, Care of Potbellied Pigs, Pot Belly Pig and Animal Rescue Cen... http://www.pigs4ever.com A Showpig Community... A great pig site... http://www.showpignation.com National Potbellied Pig Registry... The National Potbellied Pig Registry is committed to providing timely, accurate registration for all potbelly pigs.... http://www.potbellypigregistry.com Piglet heaters or heating pad for pigs... Thermal Pad 4 Pigs makes piglet heaters or pig heating pads or warming pads for newborn pigs... http://www.progressiveanimalhealth.com

70. The Pig Lovers Ring I have added a lot of information on pet care and pet health and photos uf Passes checker test Potbelly pigs pigs OWNER S SITE Learn to care for your http://i.webring.com/hub?ring=piglover

71. Avid Pets Pet Care Info Dogs, Cats, Fish, Reptiles, Exotics, All Avid pets pet care Info health and care information on pets and animals with Be sure to take larger pets such as dogs or potbelly pigs outside often (at http://www.takingthelead.co.uk/cgi-bin/links/out.cgi?id=250

72. Pets Hub - Potbellied Pig Questions,HELP PLZ I have never owned a potbellied pig,and I am thinking about getting one. How do you take care of one? Do they need mud to lay in like regular pigs? http://www.petshub.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-14566.html

Pets Hub Pets Forums Pot Bellied Pig Forums PDA View Full Version : Potbellied Pig questions,HELP PLZ I have never owned a potbellied pig,and I am thinking about getting one. How do you take care of one? Do they need mud to lay in like regular pigs? What do they eat? Where can they be kept? What type of fence do they need? Do they like digging like regular pigs? Do they stink? CAN you teach them tricks and stuff? What all can they do? Are there any major health concerns with them? Are males aggressive? How big do they get? How much do they need to eat Sorry for so many questions lol :grin: thorngirl Hello...I'll try to help as much as I can. #1) You take care of a piggy the same as any other animal. #2) You don't need the mud but they sure do like a place to keep cool and it does help keep fleas and such off them. thorngirl Please email me. I tried to post,my computer froze then I tried to edit and I took too long so I got "booted" in a sense. I'll try answer any question you have. I have been raising pot bellies for a few years now both inside and outside. Thanks, Thorngirl

73. Critters: Critter Clubs And Shelters: Other Critters International Gold Star potbellied Pig Registry Service Promotes public humane care by pet owners, animal health research, pet owner education. http://www.animalnetwork.com/critters/clubs/other.asp

DEPARTMENTS SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES FERRET CLASSIFIEDS CRITTER COLLECTION CRITTER CLUBS ... Critter Clubs and Shelters : Other Critters Clubs for People Who Love All Sorts of Other Critters American Domestic Skunk Association Inc. Ginny Laut, founder and president 800 Skunk Hollow Road Cleveland, GA 30528 Promotes education, rescue, protection. Dues: $15 Services: 6 newsletters per year, sitter service, adoption, medical aid. Central States Animal Owners Association Bill Rauert, president RR 1 Kimball, NE 69145 Protects rights to own exotic animals. Family membership fee. International Gold Star Potbellied Pig Registry Service P.O. Box 1478 Pacifica, CA 94044 International Hedgehog Registry P.O. Box 9880 Canoga Park, CA 91309-0880 e-mail: hedgiesreg@earthlink.NET Web site: http://home.earthlink.net/~hedgiesreg/ A free service to catalog and register pygmy hedgehogs in the United States and Canada. An on-line registration form is attached to the Web site. Kinship With All Life Foundation 15652 Briarcliff St.

74. Piggy Links - KoKo The Potbellied Pig - EcomPlanet Web Hosting - The #1 Free Hos KoKo, potbellied Pig, potbellied pig health care and training Pig Themed Collectibles, pet Pig Supplies, Free Pig Pictures, Photos, Clip Art, ECards, http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/BRWI9797/pagepr.htm

My Web Site - KoKo The Potbellied Pig Photo Album(s) Traffic Counter Southern California Association of Miniature Potbellied Pigs http://www. scampp.com My mom's potbellied pig club. They hold monthly meetings and have all kinds of fun events. They are based in Riverside, California. They publish a monthly newsletter. Go to this website for more information about the club and information on how to get their newsletter. There is LOTS of piggy FAQ's and more piggy links to visit. The Holloway Herd http://www.thehollowayherd.bizland.com/ A Potbellied Pig Rescue and Information Center Pig Stuff http://www.pigstuff.com/ Piggy Auction, Gifts, Links, Resources, FAQ's, Screensavers, Virtual Cards, Pig-of-the-Month, and much more WebHog's Directory of Potbellied Pig Owners http://www.barnyardcritters.com/cgi-bin/DB_Search/db_search.pl?setup_file=dir.setup Search a database of fellow Potbellied Pig Owners All Pigs ! http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/piggies/ Pig Themed Collectibles, Pet Pig Supplies, Free Pig Pictures, Photos, Clip Art, E-Cards, Information about Pigs as Pets Pigs 4 Ever http://www.pigs4ever.com

75. Pets - Find, Compare, And Buy At Shopping.com Super pet Deluxe My First Home for Critters was created to care for and house such unusual Extra Small Potbelly pigs. Beautiful colors, pug noses. http://shopping.com/xDN-Pets---pt_small_pets_type_guinea_pigs~V-rows

Home Clothing Computers Electronics ... More... What are you shopping for? in Pets All Categories Books Cars Electronics Movies Music Office Video Games Hey, we need your help. Please take a minute and tell us how we're doing. See Survey Back to: Home and Garden Join Shopping.com Help Sign in You found over 600 products in Pets Guinea Pigs Find by Price Range Below $10 Above $50 Find by Store The Critter Store The Ferret Store Petco Rabbit Central ... More... Find by Pet Care Type Food and Treats Containment Pet Toys Health and Safety ... More... Or find by Brand Food and Treat Type Containment Type Material ... Keyword Compare prices on over 626 products Change ZIP Product Description Total price Featured Product The ultimate play pen for your small pet is now available! Great for ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, and most small animals. The Play Pen is expandable and can be used either indoors or out. Provides a safe, contained area for pets to play and...... Read more See all offers from 6 stores from 6 stores Featured Product Super Pet Deluxe My First Home Multi-Floor Large Pets Super Pet Deluxe My First Home Multi-Floor Large features a deep plastic base which prevents bedding from scattering, while the white wire top makes for easy viewing and superb ventilation. It comes complete with 3 adjustable Comfort Shelves, 3......

76. CM Magazine: Piglets Don't Watch Television. (Abby And Tess, Pet Sitters, 3). pet sittingJuvenile fiction. potbellied pigs as pets-Juvenile fiction. Grades 2 - 4 / Ages 7 - 9. Review by Linda Aksomitis. **1/2 /4 http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/vol7/no9/piglets.html

CM . . . . Volume VII Number 9 . . . . January 5, 2001 Piglets Don't Watch Television. (Abby and Tess, Pet Sitters, 3). Trina Wiebe. Illustrated by Marisol Sarrazin. Montreal, PQ: Lobster Press (Distributed by Raincoast Books), 2000. 90 pp., pbk., $6.95. ISBN 1-894222-16-4. Subject Headings: Pet sitting-Juvenile fiction. Potbellied pigs as pets-Juvenile fiction. Grades 2 - 4 / Ages 7 - 9. Review by Linda Aksomitis. excerpt: Prissy snorted again and Abby ducked to avoid her wet snout. "Quiet Tess, they'll hear you," she whispered frantically. Tess cocked her head again. "I can still hear them," she whispered back. Prissy slipped out of Tess's arms and trotted down the hall, then stopped and looked back. She seemed to be waiting for them to follow her. She snorted again and disappeared into the kitchen. "Let's get out of here," Abby said, keeping her voice low. She struggled to her feet. "Before something really bad happens." "We can't leave Prissy," whimpered Tess. "Prissy will be fine," Abby said, grabbing Tess by the arm. "We're the ones in danger. C'mon, let's go!" Piglets Don't Watch Television

77. The Telegraph Online Annual Progress Edition The staff of Professional pet Sitting Etc. will take care of your animals. cats, horses, goats, rabbits, hamsters, even potbelly pigs, and many more. http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050310/SECTIONS01070

78. Exotic `Fad Pets' Need Special Care, So Do The Homework - From TBO.com Exotic `Fad Pets Need Special care, So Do The Homework Recent examples include potbellied pigs, sugar gliders, prairie dogs and hedgehogs. http://news.tbo.com/news/MGBDOH6XSZD.html

Search Keyword Site Tribune Archive Classifieds Weather - City, ST Google Web Search for More Welcome Make TBO your Home Page Advertise with us Web site feedback document.write("" + day); document.write(month + " " + myweekday + ""); Exotic `Fad Pets' Need Special Care, So Do The Homework By KRISTEN LEVINE Tribune correspondent Published: Oct 2, 2004 Iguanas and hedgehogs and skunks, oh, my! Those critters and other exotic species make up about 9 percent of the American pet population, an American Pet Product Manufacturers Association survey says. But do they really make good pets? Before taking on an unusual pet, be sure to read up on its environmental and care needs. When such pets develop veterinary or behavioral problems, says Tampa veterinarian Teresa Lightfoot, it usually has something to do with their care. ``It's important for caretakers to be very knowledgeable about the animals native environment and attempt to mimic that in captivity,'' says Lightfoot, who is board certified in avian species. She also sees a variety of exotic species at Florida Veterinary Specialists in Tampa. Some exotics become ``fad pets'' that are popular for 10 to 15 years. Recent examples include potbellied pigs, sugar gliders, prairie dogs and hedgehogs. Not all of the more popular exotics make good companions in captivity.

79. LII - Results For "swine As Pets" Collection of features on pigs as farm animals, as pets, and in the wild. in the care of potbellied pigs and farm pigs provides publications helpful in http://www.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Swine as pets;subsearch=Swi

80. PREGNANCY-BIRTH Messages For December, 2002: Re: Pet Care And Pregnancy Re pet care and pregnancy. From XXOOXX (anonymous@obgyn.net) pets. I have 2 dogs, 1 inside cat, a potbellied pig, a bird, a rabbit, http://forums.obgyn.net/pregnancy-birth/P-B.0212/1198.html

-VISIT OUR OTHER FORUMS- Breast Health Forum Endo@OBGYN.net Mujer (en español) PCOS Forum PCOS Diet Forums PCOS Medication Forum Vrouw en Gezondheid (nederland) Women's Health Forum Young Women's Health Forum s earch this forum: Re: Pet care and pregnancy From: XXOOXX anonymous@obgyn.net Tue, 10 Dec 2002 21:17:57 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: anonymous@obgyn.net: "Doctors, Please clarify single AFP vs. Triple AFP ?... if NT Level 2 U/S was done" Previous message: Toni: "Pushing to hard" In reply to: Fabio Fiorino, M.D.: "Re: Pet care and pregnancy" Sorry......I didn't make my question clear. The docs nurse said the chemicals in the "clumping cat litter" dust could be harmful if inhaled. Thanks for you response. At Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Fabio Fiorino, M.D. wrote: >>pond debre. I have to shovel the "soiled" straw out of the pigpen. I Next message: anonymous@obgyn.net: "Doctors, Please clarify single AFP vs. Triple AFP ?... if NT Level 2 U/S was done" Previous message: Toni: "Pushing to hard" In reply to: Fabio Fiorino, M.D.: "Re: Pet care and pregnancy"

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