It's cold in the house. How to feed Dutch pigs below 10℃

There is basically no seasonal difference in the diet of Dutch pigs. Even in winter, the food intake has not changed much. If there are no special circumstances, the owner can feed as usual. As the weather gets colder, Dutch pigs will drink less and less water. If the indoor temperature is too low, you need to add some nutrients to resist the cold.

Pigs and pigs must have a sheltered and warm nest. Owners who like to do it themselves can make it out of wooden boards, or they can buy a beautiful cat nest or dog kennel instead, as long as it is big enough and warm enough. The nest can be covered with sawdust or hay, which not only increases comfort, but also helps the pigs keep warm. As for the placement of pig cages, we should pay attention to avoiding the wind and not blowing directly.