My baby pig is sick. What should I feed her and what's her temp?

As you probably already know if your pigs are sitting there quietly when you try to do something to them then it's safe to say that something is probably very wrong. I would first try and get us a temperature on them see if they are carrying any sort of fever and I would also look to see if they have any sort of skin lesions. Regardless of what the cause of the current problem is I'd say that it is probably not safe to eat or butcher these animals at the moment. You can contact a local veterinarian that deals with swine and see what they think but in all likelihood they will probably want to administer an antibiotic. If they do then you will have to wait the withdrawal prior to butchering and selling these animals for meat. I would also be curious to know if they have any sort of diarrhea as many swine illnesses cause this.

There are many things that can cause vomiting in pigs. I suggest you just hold him off food until you can get her seen by your vet. That way his stomach can rest. Have water available for him to drink but don't force him to take in water.

Poor Baby! I would strongly recommend to have a vet take a look at her. At this age, she is very fragile and could have develop a serious bacterial or viral infection that she needs treatment for. If left untreated for too long, it may be much harder to treat or possibly even fatal with her young age.

Vomiting is serious in pigs. You need to call the vet for a visit. This could be a viral infection, bacterial infection or a gastro-intestinal problem. Take their temperature if you can, and tell the vet on the phone. They will need an exam.

Bacon should be examined by your veterinarian to diagnose illness or injury. Once a diagnosis is made, the appropriate treatment can be administered. Do not wait to see if he improves. Dehydration is a very real concern that can complicate any underlying condition.

The piglets should be weaned by now. Do not let them suckle her anymore. By now they have teeth and will injure her teats which can then develop mastitis (inflammation of the mammary glands). Redness, pain and not eating, weakness, are all signs of a severe mastitis and she will need to be seen by a veterinarian. Your vet will likely prescribe anti-inflammatory medication and, if there is a bacterial infection, antibiotics.

Hello. Make sure the little pig is warm & try to get a little formula into its mouth. The piglet may also be pretty hypoglycemic or low blood sugar so you can rub a little Karo syrup on her gums. Do this every hour or so. Do not force anything on the pig if she does not have a good suckle reflex, but once warm & once some of the karo gets into her system, hopefully she will perk back up. But she will probably not do well back with the rest of the litter. She may need to be bottle raised. Good luck & thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.