Pig Gestation Calculator
*Uses an average 114 day gestation period for a Sow. Pig gestation periods can generally be anywhere from 112-115 days.
Pig Gestation Calculator or Hog Breeding Calculator
The Pig Pregnancy Calculator is a much simpler process to use than the customary Pig Gestation Chart. Sometimes it’s been called the Pig Farrowing Calendar. These types of Pig Pregnancy Calendars required you to count the days until your Sow’s due date. This pig gestation calculator is no way to take away from the need for you to seek a veterinarian. Their professional advice about your pig’s (swine) gestation period is valuable. There are many items a properly licensed, professional vet will notice about proper care for your swine. Did you know the bristly hair from swine are often used for brushes? Did you also know pork accounts for 38% of worldwide meat production? Another interesting fact is older pigs will consume three to five gallons of water per day.
Important Guidelines in Using Our Sow Pregnancy Calendar Calculator
GestationCalculator.com is providing this mobile friendly Pig Pregnancy Calculator as a service. It will also help website visitors answer the questions:
- ‘What is a sow’s due date or farrowing date?’
- ‘How Long Are Pigs Pregnant For?’
- ‘How Long is a gestation period for hogs?’
It’s important that you enter the 1st day your Hog was bred for it to work properly. Some Pig Farmers will find this mobile friendly tool very helpful, so remember to bookmark our pig pregnancy calculator. Also, try using any of our other gestation calculators just for fun! Please direct any questions you may have to askabreeder@gmail.com.
Gestation Period for Swine
The Gestation Period for Pigs is approximately 112-115 days from the first breeding. Pigs will not always conceive after one breeding. Hogs will generally mate multiple times in one cycle. The Pig Gestation Calculator above attempts to generalize the estimation of the due date. It uses a 63 day gestation period for pigs. Thanks for using our Pig Pregnancy Calculator.