Photo's Of My Piggies

[Squeeeky]

I'd like you to meet my family of piggies,
We have Toffee, Rosie (she's my hubby's), Marble, Squeak's (she's my grandson Alfie's), Berry and finally Cookie, we got them from a breeder who said they between 4 & 6 months old.
We picked them up on Tuesday 7th October 2025.

 

[sport_billy]

Awww they are little beauties!

 

[munchmonster]

Adorable little lovelies

 

[Mrs Tiggy Winkle]

Welcome to the forum, you and your piggies all!

 

[Truffolo]

Welcome to the forum. What sweet piggies

 

[weepweeps]

Hello and welcome to the forum. They are all gorgeous

I’d double check all of their genders as accidents are more common than you’d think. If you have trouble sexing them then start a thread in the sexing corner and our experts will be along to help.

Illustrated Sexing Guide

 

[Janey]

What gorgeous piggies! Agree with weepweeps about checking genders too! Things can get out of hand pretty quickly if given half a chance.

 

[DavRz]

What an adorable bunch of piggies you have there .

 

[Merab]

They are just

 

[Squeeeky]

Hello and welcome to the forum. They are all gorgeous

I’d double check all of their genders as accidents are more common than you’d think. If you have trouble sexing them then start a thread in the sexing corner and our experts will be along to help.

Illustrated Sexing Guide

i will do that tomorrow when i get them out into the run on the grass

 

[Piggies&buns]

Welcome to the forum

It’s not advisable to allow any lawn time at this time of year (even for outdoor piggies who are used to colder temperatures. Indoor piggies certainly should not be put outside at all now due to the greater temperature differences between inside and outside).
The season for lawn time has ended and it is now too cold and damp on grass for them. Being in a damp environment (or letting indoor piggies go outside now it’s colder) risks UTIs and URIs, sore feet etc.
The suitable lawn time season is only April/May until the beginning of October.

The guide to know whether they can go out is that you need to be able to stand on the grass for at least five minutes with bare feet without feeling cold or any wet on your feet.

 

[CTWC]

Hi and welcome what a lovely family you have

 

[hana<3pigs]

Awh! How cute are they!

 

[Squeeeky]

Welcome to the forum

It’s not advisable to allow any lawn time at this time of year (even for outdoor piggies who are used to colder temperatures. Indoor piggies certainly should not be put outside at all now due to the greater temperature differences between inside and outside).
The season for lawn time has ended and it is now too cold and damp on grass for them. Being in a damp environment (or letting indoor piggies go outside now it’s colder) risks UTIs and URIs, sore feet etc.
The suitable lawn time season is only April/May until the beginning of October.

The guide to know whether they can go out is that you need to be able to stand on the grass for at least five minutes with bare feet without feeling cold or any wet on your feet.

Hello and welcome to the forum. They are all gorgeous

I’d double check all of their genders as accidents are more common than you’d think. If you have trouble sexing them then start a thread in the sexing corner and our experts will be along to help.

Illustrated Sexing Guide

checked they all look the same as female image found on the internet so yes i would say they are all females