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Disclaimer

This article is not intended to slander any particular breeders, but merely to bring light to breeders that claim their so-called "micro-mini" or "teacup" pigs will always stay micro-mini or teacup sized.

The size of potbellied pigs depends on genetics, the same as humans. Some humans are smaller or larger than others of the same age, etc.

We have yet to see any pigs remain teacup size and reach normal life expectancy, BUT we have seen such claimed micro-mini / teacup pigs that have grown to full-sized normal potbellied pig size or larger (150+ pounds, 18" to 24" tall).

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THE TRUTH ABOUT MICRO-MINI / TEACUP PIGS

Remember, do not believe breeders that tell you a pig will stay tiny.
Breeders will often misinform you of proper feeding instructions for a
potbellied pig in order to attempt to keep the pig tiny.
However, a underfed pig is a very unhealthy pig and
can be aggressive due to being hungry all the time -

AFTER LOOKING AT THE PHOTOS AND VIDEO BELOW,
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
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FOR MORE INFO ON "TEACUP" PIGS:

PLEASE CLICK HERE: (http://www.teacuppig.info)
and
HERE: (http://www.farec.org/teacupmicromini.htm)

Wilbur, a "miniature" pig...at just a few weeks old.......NOW.....on the right, is the same pig at only 3 years old.



KoKo at 8 weeks old (5 inches tall!).


At 8 weeks old, KoKo was smaller than the toy piggy above. On the right, is KoKo at 4 years old. KoKo grew to over 200 pounds.


STILL......even at full grown, potbellied pigs are not nearly as large as their cousins, the farm hogs, thus the name for potbellied pigs is often "Miniature Potbellied Pigs."



AND
NEWBORNS DO GROW UP....

Best Friends Animal Society Responds to the "Tea Cup Pig" Craze.

Please read the article associated with this video: CLICK HERE


CLICK TO READ STORY

CLICK HERE TO READ OUR ARTICLE
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FOR MORE INFO ON "TEACUP" PIGS:PLEASE CLICK HERE (http://www.teacuppig.info)
and
HERE: (http://www.farec.org/teacupmicromini.htm)