What are the precautions for the Maltese dog’s diet from pregnancy to delivery
The following are the precautions for the Maltese dog’s diet from pregnancy to delivery:

1. Every day Make sure the female dog has enough food and water. You can switch to puppy food (puppy food is more nutritious). For example: If you used to eat a handful of dog food at a time, now you give it two handfuls at a time, but you can’t eat it to full!! Eat some every day Vegetables, cucumbers and cabbage (just wash them and eat them raw, wash them and soak them, be sure to wash them). One egg yolk (boiled egg yolk) a day. The light yellow supplements lecithin and is highly nutritious to avoid excessive hair loss after childbirth
PS: Don’t eat the bones to avoid danger! At this time Chicken livers cannot be eaten, as they are not good for female dogs (my dog ​​ate a small amount of chicken livers before she was about to give birth, and she immediately bled, but she was fine. The doctor told Maltese dogs not to eat chicken livers during pregnancy) ! 　　
2. Exercise appropriately every day, go out for a walk, and bask in the sun. Going out for a walk increases the physical strength of the Maltese dog, which will help the Maltese dog to give birth smoothly and avoid dystocia (make sure you walk for about 15 minutes as usual every day, and remember to bring water for the Maltese dog to drink when you go out). Walking more can help breast release.
3. Basking in the sun can also promote calcium absorption.
4. Calcium supplement, take one calcium tablet a day (the kind you buy for Maltese dogs in pet hospitals) That’s fine, a bottle costs more than 20 yuan. You can also take liquid calcium for human consumption). You can appropriately supplement vitamin B complex and vitamins.
5. Just eat enough every day. Don’t let the Maltese dog eat too much to prevent the baby from growing big and fat (the Maltese dog always works hard during birth and consumes too much energy. It will often cause difficult labor, which will bring danger to both the Maltese dog and the baby).

Things to note before the Maltese dog gives birth

Before giving birth (usually in the early morning), you should stay with the Maltese dog as much as possible. The Maltese dog will start to tremble and will find a darker corner to burrow. At this time, you need to take out the prepared birth box and put the Maltese dog inside (the one I bought has a dog cage, and the base mat and clean old clothes are laid in the cage. The Maltese dog will scratch it by himself. Planing and sorting makes it more comfortable)
PS: Now sort out the unnecessary small mats from the old clothes at home, wash them, expose them to the sun, and store them for easy use. The more the better, because the Maltese dogs will have If bodily fluids leak out and wet the bedding, you should change it promptly to keep it dry. The baby will live in the birth box after birth, and the bedding must be changed for a period of time to prevent the mother dog and baby from contracting skin diseases due to moisture. If you don’t have a cage, just find a cardboard box suitable for your Maltese dog. The bigger the better, the sides of the cardboard box should be 20c off the ground.m-25cm (to prevent the puppy from falling out when it first crawls) open a large opening on the left and right suitable for the Maltese dog to enter and exit.

Things to note when giving birth to a Maltese dog

The Maltese dog will moan and snort during delivery. The baby will There will be a membrane when the baby is born, and the bitch will break it and lick it off. And bite off the umbilical cord, lick the blood clean, and lick the baby dry (let the Maltese dog give birth naturally, please do not help the owner. Generally, the female dog will have instinctive behavior, unless the owner does not care about the female dog at all!! The mother dog's licking helps to promote the development of the baby's cardiopulmonary and gastrointestinal systems) ​
During the birth, the Maltese dog will be very tired. You should give glucose water appropriately during the interval to replenish the Maltese dog's physical strength. If there is an emergency and a baby is born with no afterbirth (that layer of membrane) and basically no breathing, you need to wrap the baby's body with a clean dry towel, and hold the wrapped Marzi with your hands together. For Sri Lankan dogs, fix the baby's head and shake it down hard to shake out the liquid that has entered the baby's mouth and nose (so the head must be fixed so that the head and body are in a straight line. The head must not look like a wave. Like a valley, a shake will break the baby's neck and kill the baby directly). When it can breathe, put it next to the Maltese dog and let the mother lick it.
The Malzis dog is not close when produced (the free Malzis dog is eager to take a bite). It would be okay to take a bite).

Precautions for Maltese dogs after giving birth

After the female dog has given birth, give it brown sugar water, buy a box of motherwort granules, one bag at a time, 3 times a day (a box of 20 A bag costs 3 yuan, and motherwort ointment costs about 6 yuan, which can last a week). Brown sugar nourishes Qi and relieves blood stasis under Motherwort. After giving birth, wipe the bitch's belly, vagina and nipples with warm water, and then dry them with a dry towel to avoid catching cold.
When the Malzis dog is born for about 3-5 days, you can go out appropriately to help the milk. The milk is sufficient, and the baby's health is guaranteed.
You should start preparing the things for the Maltese dog to give birth now so that you will not be in a hurry when the Maltese dog gives birth. The owner will also be very tired to accompany the Maltese dog. You should also pay attention to rest while taking care of the Maltese dog. .
It is necessary to provide a variety of nutrients rich in protein, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients in the diet.Material food, pregnant female dogs have a sharp increase in calcium needs, so special attention should be paid to supplementation. The female dog's nest should be regularly ventilated, kept clean and dry, to prevent drought in winter and heatstroke in summer. The female dog during pregnancy is relatively lazy and cannot be allowed to be free, otherwise the fetus will be too large and it will easily cause dystocia. It should be forced to exercise, which can accumulate strength for the birth, but excessive and excessive exercise should be avoided.