Get those pairs of ice skates on piggies! 🐹 💙 🤍 💙 ⛸️ ⛸️ ⛸️ ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ 🥕

Wibbly wobbly, wibbly wobbly, whether you're more comforable withtwo or four skates! 🤪

On any rink or large frozen waater bowl you might see a daring guinea pig launching into a triple wheekxel—while another twirls through a carrot camel spin. And very talented skater pigs might even attempt a bold Sal(ad)chow, which is best performed with a mouthful of greens.

And skating must always be accompanied by music!

“The Skater’s Waltz,” composed in 1882 by French composer Émile Waldteufel, beautifully captures the gliding, swirling motion of ice skaters on a frozen river in Paris. Its lilting 3/4 rhythm feels like graceful turns on smooth ice, and the melody sparkles with the same elegance and charm as a winter waltz under falling snow. Popular in concerts, classical ballet programs, and holiday skating shows, the piece remains one of the most beloved musical portraits of winter!

Wheek! Wheek!