Pigs are well cleaned out

In the winter I try to do a deep litter bedding with the piggies. Helps to keep them warm, But I only let the litter build up until it's the to the top of the plastic bottomed cages. This means a thorough clean twice during the winter.

I tried earlier in the week but everything was frozen solid yet.

This morning I thought, give it a whirl again..and voila! It was thawed out, so they were given a good clean out, complete with scrub. With new bedding and it's all just much nicer. They look smaller again as they are further away from me. :)

Sam has developed a spot of long hair problems over the winter. he has one section of hair that is long (the rest is short so go figure)...he's gotten himself a good haircut much to his chagrin...though I must admit...he does appear to be happier. :)

Aggie - kindles, Feb 17, 2011

Five kits, one DOA

Looks to be two chocolate, one black, one broken black

Dad is Oscar.

Misty - kindles Feb 17, 2011

four kits born, three broken, one solid. One broken DOA (wee tiny thing).

Dad is Wiggers.

Holland lops.

Kacee - Kindles - Feb, 8, 2011

Kacee had six kits last night. Made an excellent nest.

Random is the father.

They look at first glance to be five chocolate magpies, and one Lilac magpie.... colours need to truly come in yet to be sure.

They are Harlequins.

Gaye - Kindles - Feb 8, 2011

Mr. Wiggers is father to this litter.

six kits, three broken, three solid... one solid looks to be an otter.

Made a good nest in the box, but was a little shy on Fur needed, added some that I had stored.

They are holland lops

Chelesea - December 30, 2010 - Litter Pics

one buck, one doe and one potential doe

Cora - January 8, 2011 - Litter Pics

The boys

The girls