Thanks guys. I have noticed a scabby patch on his nether regions today, but OH thinks it is clearing up. His head tilt has almost gone and he is back to his cheeky self - just got to keep an eye on the patch on his little danglies! Annie he is a cream/saffron piggy, according to our breeds expert Emma! I found him when I was on the way to joing a gym 98) - the gym was closed, so as I was walking back I passed a pet shop. I thought I would pop in and see what kind of food and hay they had - it was full of snakes and spiders - shudder - but I found a cage with a couple of baby pigs and a bun tucked away round a corner. I spent about 40mins just watching them and wondering what to do as Huxley was a teeny little scrap, very underweight and boney, and was huddled in a corner. The other piggy was bigger and was picking on him. I couldn't leave him - he was special - I had both pigs out and made the shop owner listen to their breathing as I thought they were both poorly. I would have taken both of them but the other one was picking on Hux so I told the guy I would take Hux and that I thought he was ill. The guy checked them both over and seemed concerned. He said he didn't want to sell him if he was poorly and would keep him in the back of the shop for a week. He was a bit better when I picked him up one week later - and since he has been with us he has come in on leaps, bounds and popcorns, but does seem to have a recurring problem with a snuffly nose which we are monitoring.
He is our little beardie weirdie and we love him!