Dutch pigs like to live in groups, and wild Dutch pigs generally inhabit grasslands, swamps and dense forests. Live in a cave. They have no special requirements for food, mainly plant food, and like to eat weeds most. Meanwhile, Dutch pigs can eat some vegetables, fruits and special foods. However, it should be noted that vegetables and fruits with high moisture content should not be eaten more. First, they will have a strong taste, and second, they will easily cause diarrhea.

In addition, foods with strong pungent smell such as onions and garlic can't be fed. And cruciferous food and starchy food can't be fed. They can't eat bad food.

At the same time, due to the physiological characteristics of Dutch pigs, vitamin C cannot be synthesized by itself, and vitamin C needs to be supplemented by complementary food. For example: professional feed containing vitamin C, vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C, and some special nutrient solutions for pets.

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Living habits of Dutch pigs

As a nocturnal species in temperate zone, it lives on land and is a herbivore, mainly eating leaves, roots and tubers, fruits and flowers. Like people, it has the characteristics of social life.

If Dutch pigs are kept in captivity, the average life expectancy is 8 years. If there are frequent births, life expectancy will be shortened and the average life expectancy will become 3-5 years. At present, this species is basically invisible in the wild, and most of them are kept by humans as pets.

Compared with most rodents (such as mice, squirrels, porcupines and hamsters), it is quite large. It is a gregarious animal and likes to get together, usually between 5 and 10.

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