Some folks say you can tell your piggy feels swell by the bright look in its eyes. But if you aren't a swine empath or Dr. Doolittle, the easiest way to assess your pig's health is by watching how it eats. It is important to provide adequate nutrients for your growing pig. A pig's stomach is straight forward compared to that of other livestock's, but you can't just throw a bag of marshmallows and table scraps in your pig's pen. Water is equally important.
Constant monitoring is key.
As your pig grows, its needs change. Younger pigs drink up to three times as much water as a porker near market weight. Conversely, the bigger your pig gets, the more protein it needs each day. Environment Pigs are sensitive. Studies show that if you raise them with patience and gentleness you'll generally see better growth and reproductive success in your pigs.