How dangerous is a bite from a pot-bellied pig?

Answer 1

Pot-Bellied Pig BiteThere probably isn't too much danger in a pig bite though if it is bleeding it is very recommendable to clean it well with peroxide or soap and water and make sure to cover it. Assuming the pig hasn't cause too much damage the wound should be fine with a band aide and some neosporine.

We have free range British Saddleback Pigs and it is true that the germs and bacteria in a pigs mouth is only second to a crocodile. Peroxide or some strong disinfectant is very recommendable. An anti-tetanus injection would be highly recommended.

Answer 2

The wild boar is very dangerous there getting bigger and can kill a human faster than we think.

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Well, you think wrong! Boar attacks are not often fatal to humans, but may result in severe trauma, dismemberment, or blood loss. Attacks, though rare, are due to being cornered, or a sow with her piglets. The male will lower

it's head, and make a run at you with it's tusks hoping to do some damage.

The female(sow) will raise it's head, charge with it's mouth open, and bite.