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Precautions in Husky Pregnancy

2022-01-10 / 173 Read

Pregnancy is a natural physiological phenomenon, no need to formulate any special management method, just to ensure the fetus, natural delivery, mother and child safety, breeders should always pay attention to the health of the bitch, and avoid sudden changes in pets

The living state that the dog has become accustomed to. The feeding and management of pregnant bitches is mainly to avoid strenuous exercise, fight with other dogs and prevent infection. Let's take a look at the precautions in Husky pregnancy with the editor:


1. Appropriate exercise within 3-4 days after mating Temporarily avoid letting the bitch do too much exercise, just take a walk. After 4 days, you can gradually increase the amount of exercise. From the 10th or 15th day, you can basically return to the amount of exercise before mating. For example, the dog owner rides a bicycle to lead the dog. Jog, but still be careful to avoid dangerous activities such as jumping over obstacles or chasing a ball. In short, we must pay attention to the suitability of the amount of exercise, neither let it lie still indoors, nor let it chase and run with other dogs. When you take out the kennel, you must pay attention to wearing a collar and a dog leash, which will help control its actions and avoid accidents. Appropriate exercise every day is the best way to prevent dystocia, but do not engage in strenuous exercise. During pregnancy, the female dog often becomes slow and lazy. At this time, the dog owner must give the female dog appropriate outdoor activities, let the female dog get more sunlight, and absolutely prohibit letting the female run, jump, run up and down stairs and fight with other dogs. wait to avoid miscarriage.

2. Easy to deal with pregnancy reaction After the female dog is pregnant, the uterus increases day by day, compressing the abdominal cavity, and the function of the nervous system will also change due to entering the pregnancy period, causing nausea, vomiting, nausea and vomiting in the female dog. Comfort, frequent urination or constipation, etc., and some dogs will have mental changes. For example, dogs that do not usually bite will occasionally bite people, which is the same as the emotional changes in human pregnancy. The normal pregnancy reaction, the owner does not need to worry too much.

3. Deworming during pregnancy In about 30 days of pregnancy, drugs should be used to expel roundworms and tapeworms, so as to avoid infection to the fetus and young dogs, and pay attention to the use of regular drugs under the guidance of veterinarians. Do not feed too much deworming medicine to avoid miscarriage.

4. Feeding and nutrition By day 50, it is time to prepare the delivery room. At this time, the exercise of the dog to be born only needs to go out for a walk and defecate every day, and the food supply habits are the same as usual. The nutrition of the female dog during pregnancy is very important, which plays a decisive role in the health of the dog, ensuring the normal development of the fetus, preventing miscarriage, and the secretion of the female dog's milk. Pregnant bitches should be fed foods with higher nutritional value to increase the content of protein, calories and calcium and phosphorus. In the early stage (about 35 days), the pregnant bitch can be fed according to the original feeding method. At 35.42 days, 42.49 days, and 49.60 days, the feeding feed should be increased by 10%, 20% and 30% on the original basis, respectively. %, especially in the later stage, attention should be paid to adding some easily digestible, high-protein, calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin-rich feeds. From 35 to 45 days of gestation, it should be fed 3 times per day, and from 44 to 60 days of gestation, 4 times a day.

But don't feed too much in the second half of pregnancy, it is best to reduce the amount of food at each meal, and you can divide one meal into three meals. Some people think that the fetal growth is too large, which will lead to difficulties in giving birth to the female dog. Therefore, they do not add too much nutrition to the pregnant female dog. If they want to make the fetus grow smaller, they should strengthen the nutrition after the puppies are born. People engaged in reproduction should not be mistaken for this statement. Excessive nutritional intake will cause the fetus to be too large and cause dystocia in the female dog. This is not scientifically justified. In fact, if the mother is unhealthy, the fetus may not be easy to give birth if it grows small, and if the nutritional supplement is sufficient, the mother will be strong enough, even if the fetus is slightly larger, it can safely give birth to the cub. Therefore, breeders must start to pay attention to the nutritional supply of the bitch after the dogs are mated, and do not wait until after the litter to start supplementing.