Reasons for dogs not having milk after giving birth

1. Insufficient nutrition or nutritional deficiencies during pregnancy, and dogs are generally thin and weak;
2. Female dogs have abnormal mammary gland function or underdevelopment;
3. Endocrine dysfunction;
4. The bitch is too nervous;

What to do if the dog has no milk after giving birth

1. Artificial feeding is required before the bitch runs out of milk. For puppies, only goat milk powder can be used! Milk contains a large amount of lactose, and the dog's body does not have enough lactase to digest it, so it may cause symptoms such as indigestion and diarrhea in puppies.
2. Supplement nutrition. Feed the mother dog chicken porridge, millet meat porridge, chicken soup, quail eggs, fish soup and other nutritious foods to induce lactation. Increase the number of feedings and achieve small meals. You can eat less For dog food, make more fresh and nutritious meals, including rice, whole grains, and refined grains, plus some vegetables (spinach and carrots are best) and lean meats. Feed some nutritional paste appropriately to help supplement nutrition.
3. Use warm compresses and breast massage to stimulate breast milk secretion, 2 to 3 times a day.
4. You can try feeding your pet prolactin syrup or prolactin tablets, but the most important thing is to pay attention to daily nutritional supplements. Dog milk is converted from the intake of nutrients such as protein. If the daily nutrients required cannot satisfy the dog itself, of course there will be no extra nutrients for the secretion of milk.