BlueBird
Junior Guinea Pig
I'm guessing the answer is yes but...
I have a pig that has a bit of sheltie in there somewhere. She looks short haired but her fur is extremely soft and thick. Since it has gotten hotter it is clear she is not comfortable. Happily accepting the trim at her back end which she usually hates. It got me wondering would using a set of clippers be too much for a pig to handle? It would be a quick way to get half an inch of fur off her generally rather than trying to take chunks off her and hope it's enough to keep her cool.
As I say, I reckon the answer is probably yes and the buzzing and the noise would probably freak them out. I just wanted to run it past the experts.
I have a pig that has a bit of sheltie in there somewhere. She looks short haired but her fur is extremely soft and thick. Since it has gotten hotter it is clear she is not comfortable. Happily accepting the trim at her back end which she usually hates. It got me wondering would using a set of clippers be too much for a pig to handle? It would be a quick way to get half an inch of fur off her generally rather than trying to take chunks off her and hope it's enough to keep her cool.
As I say, I reckon the answer is probably yes and the buzzing and the noise would probably freak them out. I just wanted to run it past the experts.