Juliana
Pig · Pet · 0 live listings
Julianas are a small, spotted pet pig bred in the US from European lines, kept mostly as companions. They are among the smallest pig types, but "micro" and "teacup" labels are marketing, and adult size depends on genetics and diet.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
Pet pigs live 12 to 18 years, root and can be stubborn. Many cities and HOAs ban pigs, so check zoning before buying.
Common questions
How big do Julianas get?
Most adults weigh 20 to 60 pounds, but size varies. Seeing both parents as adults is the best guide.
What health tests should they have?
Ask for a vet check, deworming records and vaccination history; pet-pig vets commonly vaccinate for erysipelas. Ask whether the pig is spayed or neutered, and see both parents to check size and temperament.
Can I keep a Juliana indoors?
Many do, but pigs need outdoor space to root and graze. Indoor pigs can become destructive without enough outlets.
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