How can I prevent my newborn puppies from dying?

Generally, two Weeks are a dangerous period for a baby. During this period, dog owners must take care of their little dogs.

Babies usually open their eyes at 14 to 18 days. But in the first two weeks, the puppies still live in the same place with the mother dog every day. All dog owners must pay special attention to the condition of the puppies in the cage.

1. Don't take the puppies out of the house easily

For 2 weeks after the puppy is born, the dog owner should observe the dog's condition every 2 hours. If it is not necessary, the dog owner should not take the puppies out to play or go to the animal hospital, because the animal hospital is also a public place, and the number of germs is very large. Unless the dog does not eat or drink, there is no need to take the newly born puppy out of the house. .

2. Pay attention to the weather and keep warm

Dog owners also need to pay attention to changes in the weather, such as giving birth in winter, pay attention to the heat preservation of the puppy, such as: the mother dog goes out to eat, and the owner Playing and not returning to the nest for too long, the puppy is prone to hypothermia. If it is produced in summer, it will be easy to grow mold because the delivery room is not ventilated, and it is easy to get some bacterial dermatitis. In addition, the production process will not be different because of the climate.

3. Be careful that the mother dog may crush the puppy

When the dog owner arranges the delivery room for the dog, pay attention to one thing: the towel or straw on the bottom of the kennel, Don't be too soft, be careful that the mother dog may crush the puppy.

Although the mother dog and the baby like to lie on the soft and comfortable straw or towel, if it is too soft, it will make the baby easy to crawl into the gap. As a result, the mother dog does not see the puppy. Rolling over or stepping on your feet can leave your baby vulnerable to injury or death. So dog owners should pay special attention to this when preparing for the delivery room.