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Pigs
At Arizona Livestock Veterinary Practice, we are dedicated to providing top-notch veterinary services for pigs, whether you manage a large commercial operation or a small family farm. Our team of skilled veterinarians is committed to ensuring the health and productivity of your swine through comprehensive medical care, preventive health strategies, and personalized support. We understand the unique needs and challenges of raising pigs and offer a range of services from routine health checks and vaccinations to advanced diagnostics and treatments. Trust us to help you maintain a healthy, thriving herd and achieve your farming goals.
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Available Emergency Veterinary Services for Pigs
Things happen, and sometimes your pigs need emergency veterinary services. Whether it’s an injury, illness, or assistance with the birthing process, we’re here to help. Call Arizona Livestock Veterinary Practice at (480) 604-2303 today to get emergency service for your pigs.
Mobile Pig Vets Serving Arizona
We are a mobile veterinary practice, we bring everything we need to take care of your animals at your home, farm, or ranch.
Cities we serve include:
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We highly recommend routine hoof and tusk trims every 6 months, with vaccinations given annually.
Hoof care is extremely important for the overall wellbeing of our patients. Routine hoof care aids in comfort and mobility of our patients at every stage of life.
Interstate movement of livestock requires a recent health certificate before movement. Each state has separate requirements for movements and those can be found at Interstate Livestock Movement.
If you are planning to travel to a different state with your animals, we can help! Fill out the the form at the this link. When you submit it, our office will reach out to you to help get you prepared to move your animals.
We highly recommend incorporating vegetables and roughage (grass hay) as the main component of pig diets to help prevent and overcome obesity.
Obesity is a common problem in pet pigs that is often associated with free choice feeding of grains (pig pellets) coupled with lack of exercise. Obesity contributes to heart disease, respiratory disease, lameness, and conditions such as fat blindness.
Minimize the risk of obesity with:
- Meal feedings
- Avoidance of feeding table scraps
- Exercise
- Measured feedings
