It varies, its not an exact science! As l said before the only way to be sure is to wait 10 weeks from when she was definitely with a boar. If she starts to look a pregnant shape you could take her to your vet for an examination, but even that is not 100% reliable, sometimes, most times, you just have to wait. It can seem endless!
Okay, thank you for all the help. I will keep you updated
She still doesn't have a name yet as I can't think of one that would suit her and I will shed my address info soon.
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That sounds just fineJust sorted the pigs out with fresh veggies, hay and pellets and have also weighed them. Newbie (still no name) weighs 624 grams and Popcorn weighs 1037 grams however I have been gradually cutting down to about 200 grams of veggies a day between them (popcorn used to eat a lot due to keeping her warmer in winter by herself so this could be why she has lost a fair amount of weight since last week) so I will update next Saturday with their weights again
Yeah I am quite happy, they seem to be quite content with each other and I was rustling hay from their hay bale today and they were poocorning about which was very funny. I forgot to ask my parents about the snugglesacks as I had mock exams going on but I will definitely ask them this weekend and then send my address
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Yes keep an eye on her weight, that's quite a jump but still could be normal weight gain now she has settled in
I thought that it was quite a large increase but I'll be more concerned if she gains more this week as from what I've read and what you have told me is that they gain weight in the later weeks of their pregnancy. I've tried feeling her belly but I can't tell if there is anything moving inside or not as she breathes fairly deeply when being handled.
Thank you