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Hi helenlizbeth
I agree with char2020. It is not normal for a hog to be out during the day. In the winter there is even more time for them to be out during darkness. I would contact your local hog carer/rehabilitator and take their advice. As char2020 suggests sometimes hog carers, who specialise in helping hogs, spot things which vets, who may be more used to dealing with domestic animals, may not. You can get contact details of your nearest ones by ringing 01584 890801
Good luck.
