What's the matter with a female dog not feeding her puppies? The mother may be giving birth to puppies for the first time and doesn't know how to feed them. The owner can put the mother's nipples into the puppies' mouths, hold the mother still and then Milk it. Another possibility is that the mother dog is not feeling well, so she should seek medical treatment in time. In addition, she should keep the delivery room dry and clean, keep quiet, do not touch the puppies all the time, and make some chicken soup or crucian carp soup for the female dog to help induce lactation.

Can’t feed

Because this is the first time for a dog to give birth to puppies, it may be scared when it sees it, so you need to teach it.

You can put the mother dog’s nipple into the puppy’s mouth and then milk it. A dog mother who gives birth to a dog for the first time may have very tight nipples and it is difficult to express the milk. The dog baby cannot suck the milk for a long time, so you have to help it express the milk. After the milk is expressed, the dog baby will try his best to get the milk. To suck, you hold down the mother dog so that she doesn't move. After a while, the mother dog will know what to do.

Uncomfortable

The mother dog may be feeling unwell. Take her to the hospital for a check-up. In addition, keep the delivery room dry and clean. Don’t have many people watching. Keep quiet. Don’t pet the puppies all the time. The puppies have a special smell. Big dogs are not. Will breastfeed. Make more chicken soup and crucian carp soup for the big dog to help the big dog induce lactation and maintain sufficient milk source.

After the puppies grow older, the mother’s milk may not be able to keep up with the nutrition. You can buy those small bottles, use milk (or milk powder), baby rice flour (note that it is rice flour, not milk powder), add glucose (it is the kind of bottle that looks like an injection, not too much at one time), then add water and stir in a small bowl. Make it into a paste and give it to the slightly older dog babies who are not yet weaned, and mix it with the dog's mother's milk.

When the baby dog ​​is about to be weaned, it is necessary to prevent the mother dog from continuing to breastfeed, because the grown baby dog ​​will still go to the mother dog for milk, but if it keeps eating the mother dog's milk, it will continue to secrete and cannot be received. It is not good for the health of the mother dog, and then teach the puppies to eat other foods by themselves (remember that if the dog food is softer, it is best to soak it in milk).