Hihi everyone, sorry to jump back on this post i just really need some advice. so the garden the pigs have access too is absolutely covered in all sorts and i’m getting quite overwhelmed trying to identify them and check if they are poisonous.. the list i’ve found stating poisonous plants and weeds is absolutely huge so i’m so afraid of misidentification and the possibility of them having access to things they shouldn’t have, if they where to eat something on this list, would it be deadly or more just tummy upset? i’m trying to only put the run in areas with the least things growing however as i’ve said it’s basically impossible, i’m pulling / digging up as much as i can but still worry. also i’ve noticed the whole lawn seems to be covered in a layer of moss, is this something i should be concerned about?
No problem in using a previous thread of yours with new questions on the same theme.
Most of the poisonous plants piggies need to eat quite an amount at once or a little on a daily basis to do some real damage, but a few like ragwort, dock and foxglove can be fatal in small quantities; foxglove leaves unfortunately do not taste bad to piggies.
Buttercup they need to eat more of; just one small creeping buttercup on the lawn won't kill and daisies are simply not good in large quantities.
Moss is generally avoided by piggies as it tastes bad to them. I have moss on my lawn but have never had an issue with my piggies.