pigs eat just about anything they will eat a dead pig if it is not removed from the pen
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Pigs are omnivores and will eat meat, including other pigs if given the opportunity. This behavior is more common in wild or feral pigs rather than domesticated pigs, especially if they are not being fed a balanced diet.
guinea pigs can eat veggies cut up salad leaves just be carefull with fruit so not to give them a squitty tummy
Pigs are omnivores and will eat anything they consider food, including human flesh if they are hungry enough or if the person is already deceased. However, in general, pigs do not actively seek out humans as prey.
Pigs are omnivores, and are happy eating either plant or animal products. More or less, yes. I say that because pigs will eat just about anything! If you are keeping a pot belly pig as a pet for instance, you should not feed it meat as it tends to make them aggressive. Pig feed, some fruits and veggies are good.
Pigs get big because they are pigs so they eat alot ;)
It is a myth that pigs do not eat hay or, as a well-known jingle claims, they they do not know how to eat hay. Pigs eat hay fairly regularly and digest it thoroughly. Pigs raised on farms are not "mostly fed grain and protein supplements" for two primary reasons: 1) pigs will pasture forage like horses and cows; and, 2) grain and protein supplements are expensive. Pigs do not digest hay like cows and deer. Neither do horses. However, pigs graze like cows and horses, eating hay, grass, alfalfa, clover, etc. On farms during winters, pigs are regularly fed hay fairly exclusively. Because hay has a relatively low caloric value, pigs' manure in the winters is fairly "clean" -- high in cellulose and low in "dirty" waste.