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10312 Quail Canyon Road, El Cajon, CA 92021
Pot Bellied Pig
ECLAP offers routine services for Pot Bellied Pigs to include the following:
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Ear Cleaning
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Hoof Trimming
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Check Eyes
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De-Worm
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Trim/File Tusks
We have some requirements that are always followed as a safety measure when handling pigs:
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It is required that someone is present to help restrain the pig
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The pig needs to be confined in a very small area
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The pig cannot have food or water after midnight the night before
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As a safety measure, the Pig is always sedated
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There is a high risk with sedation because there are no sedatives made specifically for pigs. The doctors use a canine sedative.
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The owner must be able to supervise the pig after sedation in a safe, quiet environment, free of anything sharp/hard. Sometimes it can take all day for the pig to fully recover.
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The pig should not eat until fully awake following sedation.
