Our dog (golden retriever) had puppies and she was the best mother ever. She knew how to tell the puppies no with out beingaggressive let your dog put the puppies in their place but don't let her be aggressive mother dogs have a deep growl that the puppies know which means to stop. let her get after them but tell her to be easy, she will more than likely know her limits with her owner. If she does get mean tell her that it's a no no, but other than that the mother should know how to do it all herself.
just the same as a human mother would breast feed her first born. her body produces suffcient supplies of milk thru mammory glands and then the babies nurse, causing the milk production to increase, and if they do not nurse often the "milk" supply will decrease eventually drying up.
No, only in extremely rare cases or behavioral disorders, wild animals might do it in extreme circumstances or when in captivity
Each puppy has its own umbilical cord, so they're nourishedby the mother's blood stream via the placenta. Species and numbers aside, it's just like for a human baby.
nothing for 2 hours then water and then start gradually getting them back to dog kibble
bacon and bacon geese promotes good digestion
I hope that you are giving the dog enough food. She is having to feed her puppies milk, and that takes extra energy. Mother dogs need extra food in order to feed themselves and their puppies. Try increasing the amount of food, and if that doesn't work, take her to the vet to be sure she is not sick.
Newborn puppies will eat perfectly from birth provided they feed from their mother, who knows what she's doing. If their mother cannot feed them for any reason you need to seek urgent help from a veterinarian or an animal health clinic.
To start with it is important to let them have their mothers milk. That will help them grow. Once they have grown a bit and are big enough to wean you should start them on puppy food. The mother dog needs plenty of food and water so that she can make the milk to feed her puppies.
no because you should not because different hamsters breast feed
Milk replacement powder, follow the directions, feed with an eyedropper.
Well, you can call the vet and ask them how often you should feed them. When I have to "mother" some of my puppies, at the age of two weeks, I feed them every two hours.
yes u can but sometimes the mother wont accept the puppy so u will have to feed it by hand
im sure that after giving birth mother will be hungry and should eat straight away but if she oesnt dont worry she will soon she just needs some time. always offer her food i hope i helped
DO NOT let the puppies decide, as they will overeat and develop health problems. The mother will know when to feed her puppies.
Yes they do. A mother hamster usually feeds the puppies for two weeks after they are born.
On their bellies they will have nipples that produce milk (just like a human female) and this is how they feed their puppies until around 5 weeks old when the puppies teeth start growing in and they can eat on their own