Ross Mill Farm & Piggy Camp

Ross Mill Farm & Piggy Camp Ross Mill Farm is a foster home for Pig Placement Network, a non-profit that finds homes for pet pigs https://linktr.ee/Ross_Mill_Farm

Ross Mill Farm is a foster home for Pig Placement Network, a non-profit organization that works to find homes for potbellied pigs.

06/03/2026

🐷 Well, this was a fun surprise! We were absolutely thrilled to hear shout out Susan Magidson, Ross Mill Farm, and Susan’s weekly Q&A forum, FOR PIGS’ SAKE, during her conversation on the podcast!
Susan was honored to help Lena kick off her pig parent journey, and we are so grateful to Lena for helping bring awareness to pigs as pets and to the important work being done through Ross Mill Farm and Pig Placement Network. Every conversation helps more people understand these wonderful, intelligent animals and what responsible pig guardianship truly looks like!
Congratulations, Lena, on your book launch! 📚🎉 We wish you all the best and are cheering you on. Susan and the Ross Mill Farm family are always here for you whenever you need support on your piggy parent journey!🐽

05/30/2026

☀️ Now’s the perfect time to book your summer getaway at one of the most unique B&B experiences around!
Nestled in the serene woods in Jamison, PA, the Historic Cottage at Ross Mill Farm offers a truly one-of-a-kind stay surrounded by serenity, beauty, and the peaceful sounds of the Little Neshaminy Creek 🤍 As one of the oldest buildings in Bucks County, this charming cottage is full of history and character you simply can’t find anywhere else!
Spend your days exploring all the best of Bucks County - dining, shopping, nature, museums, breweries, wineries, and of course visit the piggies at the farm! 🐷
A getaway unlike any other for $250/night ✨ Call to book your stay ➡️ 215.322.1539

05/25/2026

It’s the unofficial start to summer! Here are some hot tips for keeping your piggies cool this season! ☀️🐷
🐽Keep your mud wallows full of water! Pigs use mud to regulate their body temperature - a great way for them to stay cool while having fun!
🐽Fresh water should always be available and refreshed at least 2x daily to help keep piggies hydrated.
🐽Piggy pools, extra water sources, sprinklers, or a gentle hose-down can also help pigs cool off safely during especially hot days!
🐽Make sure there’s access to plenty of shade during extreme temps
🐽Ventilated shelters with good airflow, like pinning up door flaps can make a big difference in helping air circulate through piggy houses.

And remember, if your pig is panting, overheating can become serious very quickly and immediate cooling is necessary. Bring them into air conditioning if possible, use cool wet towels draped over their backs, fans directed on them, and in severe cases, an ice bath may be needed.
Stay safe and keep those piggies cool this summer!⛱️

05/25/2026

🥲 every pig should get to be this happy

05/22/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Ann's Choice for spending the day volunteering with us at Ross Mill Farm for Garden Day! 🌸🐷
From planting beautiful new flowers and greenery around the farm for the warm season, to helping pack Lullabelle piggy cookie orders and tackling important farm maintenance, their kindness and hard work makes such a difference! 🙌
We are so grateful for their continued support over the years and so proud to partner with another local organization doing such meaningful work in the community! Thank you for helping us keep the farm beautiful for our visitors, volunteers and team, and of course, the pigs! 🐽

Due to rain in the forecast Saturday and Sunday, this weekend’s Mini Piggy Palooza event has been cancelled ☔🐷☀️ For eve...
05/21/2026

Due to rain in the forecast Saturday and Sunday, this weekend’s Mini Piggy Palooza event has been cancelled ☔🐷
☀️ For everyone who registered, you should have received a message to the email that you used to get your ticket to either transfer your spot to another monthly Mini Piggy Palooza event, June through October, or you may request a full refund!
We appreciate your understanding and continued support of our pigs, and look forward to seeing everyone at a future Mini Piggy Palooza soon! 🐽

Sun’s out, tongue’s out ☀️ Such a BEAU-tiful day 😋
05/20/2026

Sun’s out, tongue’s out ☀️ Such a BEAU-tiful day 😋

05/18/2026

When should you trim your pig’s tusks? 🐷
The answer isn’t always straightforward. While tusk trimming can sometimes be necessary, it’s also important to understand that unnecessary trimming can create complications, including risk of infection or leaving more timid pigs defenseless within a herd dynamic.
That said, there are other situations where trimming is important for safety and health, especially if tusks are becoming dangerously sharp, causing damage to people, furniture, or other pigs, or growing in a way that could interfere with eating or lead to infection.
Regularly checking your pig’s tusks is an important part of piggy care, but safety should always come first. We strongly recommend working with experienced farriers for any trimming and maintenance needs!
We partner with trusted professionals for these services, so if you’re local and need help scheduling tusk maintenance, give us a call! 215.322.1539

05/15/2026

Why do we use sorting boards with piggies? 🐷
Sorting boards are one of the most helpful tools for safely guiding pigs where they need to go, whether that’s moving through spaces, helping with handling, or making transitions less stressful for both pigs and piggy parents.
They’re also incredibly useful when introducing two pigs to one another, helping create boundaries and making interactions feel calmer and more controlled.
We use sorting boards regularly here at the farm, and so many of our customers have found them to be a game changer at home, too. A simple tool that can make pig parenting safer, easier, and less stressful all around. 🤍
You can find our sorting boards at tinyurl.com/p6zbksnc 🐽

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2464 Walton Road
Jamison, PA
18929

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4am
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

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(215) 322-1539

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