Food for Dutch pigs: special feed+grass+vegetables+fruit. Feed 20 ~ 30 grams of feed and 80 ~ 150 ml of water every day, and feed some fruits and vegetables more or less twice in the morning and evening, regularly. Because the Dutch pig is Nocturnal Animals, you can feed it more at night. Weeds are fed twice a week, each time about the size of a fist. Remarks: Dutch pigs are not allowed to eat onions, onions, garlic, leeks, ginger, chocolate and coffee. In addition, the snacks that humans often eat are also dangerous to Dutch pigs, so you can't feed them, remember!

Dutch pig house: It doesn't matter if the cage is not high, but it must be wide. As long as the height of the cage exceeds 20 cm, there is no need for a ceiling. The material is preferably a synthetic material that will not be eaten. It's best to replace the bottom of the cage with newspapers or pet carpets. Wood chips are not good for the respiratory organs of Dutch pigs, so it is best not to use them. Also, Dutch pigs are afraid of cold and heat, so it is very important to keep warm. Stuff more newspapers and toilet paper.

Blow dry the bathtub. In addition, diarrhea must not be fed raw lettuce leaves. Coarse fiber will make it pull harder. Give it special rat food, supplement special VC, and clean the cage often. When it is ready, you should prepare special rat poison for it, and you can mix some lettuce and carrots. Do not do too much. This food is enough. Don't eat any amaranth leaves! My pig has not been sick for more than two years, and now it is very healthy. The most important thing is to give him vitamin C regularly (for special use, not for human use), because he can't produce VC himself, so if he doesn't have VC for a long time, he will get sick and seriously die. If possible, he takes 1 capsule a day.