Fighting
- Thread starter Teacake
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Unfortunately attempting to keep three boars together almost always results in fights and fall outs, regardless of cage size. The failure rate between boar trios is around 90%.
Now a fight has occurred, your piggies are unlikely to be able to remain living together and you will now need to look into a suitable separation. You will hopefully be able to separate out into a pair and one single piggy.
Any bites need to be cleaned with saline solution and a vet check might be good idea if they are severe to ensure infection doesn’t set in.
Boars: Teenage, Bullying, Fighting, Fall-outs And What Next?
Now a fight has occurred, your piggies are unlikely to be able to remain living together and you will now need to look into a suitable separation. You will hopefully be able to separate out into a pair and one single piggy.
Any bites need to be cleaned with saline solution and a vet check might be good idea if they are severe to ensure infection doesn’t set in.
Boars: Teenage, Bullying, Fighting, Fall-outs And What Next?
Lady Kelly
Senior Guinea Pig
Unfortunately once blood is drawn it means that at least two of the piggies will not live together. I would either take out the attacker or the attacked pig and see if you can at least keep one pair of boars bonded