Teacup Pig Magazine

mahalo.com — Miniature pigs have become the latest craze for people to have as purse pets. These cute little pigs fit in your hand. The Pennywell farm has recently bred these ultra mini pigs also called teacup pigs. Since their arrival they have had people lining up... Read Full Story

Looks like miniature pigs are gaining popularity, at least if you believe the trend line showing more and more people searching the Internet for pictures of teacup pigs. OK, they are cute, but how many families out there really want a piggie running around in the backyard?  Vote in the polls. Also on Zimbio: Celebrities and Their Pets Pictures of celebrities with their pets. Read Articles Cutest Baby Animals They give you that warm, cuddly feeling. Read Articles Read Full Story

Amidst all the controversy surrounding teacup pigs, with Rupert Grint buying a perfect pair from breeder Jane Croft and Paris Hilton paying $4,500 for her little pig pet, Andreas Georgiades a breeder of pet pigs in Huntley, Illinois  recently announced that Micro Pigs are available in the United States. He went on to say that his micro pigs, that he has been breeding for the past three years are smaller than the Teacup Pigs bred by Jane Croft. Georgiades breeds two types of miniature Pigs... Read Full Story

Firstly for those of you that are not sure what a Teacup Pig let me enlighten you. It is a miniature pig that weighs a mere 9 ounces at birth and when newly born can fit into a teacup - hence the name. A teacup pig takes two years to reach maturity and is then about knee height and it will probably weigh about 65 pounds if well looked after. Pigs can become very demanding for food and will even learn to open the fridge if they know that this is where there food is stored. They do not have a... Read Full Story

Browse > Home / US News / Teacup Pigs October 7, 2009 by hussnain   news under US News Most people go into business to earn a living. Jane Croft did it to literally bring home the bacon. The 42-year-old breeder has become something of a sensation in her native England, thanks to her unique product line: cute-as-a-button miniature pigs that never grow up. Croft sat cross-legged Wednesday in a stall filled with straw, cradling a squirming litter of tiny... Read Full Story

Recently, Out and About Newspaper began spotlighting adoptable pets, and rescuing a pet from a shelter has become even trendier in the gay community. Last Wednesday, NBC’s Today showcased teacup pigs as the hot pet trend in England. I was so surprised by this trend that I had to share the story: Animal lovers squeal for mini pigs. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/33205861#33205861 As I was writing this, I guess Paris Hilton had seen the show, too, because the Examiner is... Read Full Story

teacup pigs Most people go into business to earn a living. Jane Croft did it to literally bring home the bacon. The 42-year-old breeder has become something of a sensation in her native England, thanks to her unique product line: cute-as-a-button miniature pigs that never grow up. Croft sat cross-legged Wednesday in a stall filled with straw, cradling a squirming litter of tiny little piggies that will all be going to market. They’re called teacup pigs, she told TODAY’s Meredith... Read Full Story

therealowner.com — And this little piggy went to Paris Hilton... With so many toy breeds popping up, the latest miniature pet should come as no surprise: meet the Mini Pig. Read Full Story

Teacup Pigs For Sale Have you heard about the Teacup pigs , this is now the new pet trend that raking all over Great Britain. Teacup pigs don’t grow big and they are just about the size of a small spaniel with oversize ears and pink snouts that could easily melt the heart of any animal lovers. The teacup piglets as the name suggest, weigh about 9 oz at birth similar to the size of a teacup and grow about 12 to 16 inches with a modest weight of 65 lbs once they are fully grown. These... Read Full Story

gomestic.com — The recent appearance of Teacup Pig Breeder, Jane Croft, on the NBC Today Show has sparked people's interest in teacup pigs. Read Full Story