Precautions for puppy pregnancy:

1. Dogs need to pay attention to balanced nutrition during pregnancy. You can change pregnancy food and supplement foods with high protein, vitamin and mineral content. Beef, chicken breast, fish, mutton and other foods ensure a balanced intake of dietary ingredients. However, you need to pay attention to the amount of food you feed at each meal to avoid overnutrition in your dog, which may cause an oversized fetus and lead to dystocia.

2. Dogs can engage in appropriate exercise during pregnancy, which will be beneficial to the healthy growth of the dog and the fetus in the belly. However, you must not let your dog exercise vigorously, otherwise it may cause the dog to miscarry.

3. The place where the dog sleeps should be kept ventilated and dry, avoid being too cold in winter, and remember to prevent heatstroke in summer.

4. For short-haired dogs, there is generally no need to cut their hair before giving birth to puppies. However, for long-haired dogs, for the convenience of giving birth to puppies and feeding, you can trim the hair under the dog’s belly and behind the buttocks. Trim the hair.

Things to note during the puppy production process:

1. The time interval between the birth of two puppies usually does not exceed two hours. After giving birth to the next puppy, it is recommended to take the mother for an ultrasound as soon as possible to confirm the status of the fetus.

2. Pay attention to the number of placentas. The number of placentas is the same as the number of puppies. If the number of placentas is found to be less than the number of puppies, it may be that retained placenta has occurred. You need to seek medical treatment as soon as possible and use drugs or surgery to help the placenta. discharge.

3. When the puppy has been leaking a large amount of thin liquid from the vulva for several hours, or when the fetus cannot be fully delivered after 10 minutes of exposure to the vulva, it means that the puppy has dystocia. At this time, midwifery or surgery is required. Caesarean section.