It is possible but with the correct diet and a heavy demand on her from the pups, she should have enough milk. Make sure she is on a good name Puppy Food, not some generic cheap food. Make sure the pups nurse all they want off of her. If she is not cooperating then sit with her and make her lay on her side while the pups nurse. If you think she is not healthy, then take her to your Veterinarian for a check up. Make sure she gets lots of the Puppy Food and is healthy looking.
Yes, it does. The nipples are swollen for about a week, but they will dry up. Try wrapping a tensor bandage around her to ease the discomfort.
Yes some females just don`t make enough for puppies call your vet and get some puppy milk
When the body figures out no more puppies are drinking the milk.
Once the puppies stop nursing for good it takes 10 to 14 days.
The mother dog stops producing milk usually when the pups are around 8-10 weeks old and are able to eat solid food
The dog won't die. The momma dog's milk will eventually dry up.
less water and no touching her belly
because it uses to much nutrients
A female dog produces milk to feed its young ones.
No, the dog will stop producing milk when she is ready. You will need to start feeding the pups puppy food with warm water when shes ready to stop feeding her pups.
If the mother dog is not producing enough milk then the puppies need to be bottle fed. You can buy canned "Bitch's Milk" from most grocery stores and if not you can find it in your local Farm Supply/Feed Store(s) and/or Pet Store(s). As a last resort if you cannot find the the canned milk at those places call your Veterinarian and ask if they have/sell it. As a last resort you can order it through an online store.
It depends on whether that mother is pregnant. Usually if the female dog is not pregnant, then there is not much of a chance of it being able to get milk from it, with the fact that the dog would not have produced any milk, but on the other hand it will still be able to do other things to care for it.
You should contact your vet to see if he can administer something to the mother. Or you may just have to feed them your self. If so, you will need to get a substitution mother's milk from your vet or pet store. They have it at Walmart as well. Feed the pups every two hours or as recommended by your vet.
NO it is not okay separate the puppies from the mother. Yes, just like a human mother they eat food, they get more milk and for the mother dog she gets twice more milk in her breasts
Yes. It's milk.
Like all mammals a mother dog feeds her young milk that she produces.
The puppies need to be pulled off the mother until the mastitis clears up - you will need to feed the puppies with canned formula. You'll also need to milk the mother regularly so she doesn't stop producing milk, as well as give her antibiotics to clear the mastitis up.
She is probably having a false pregnancy. My dog is going through one right now, but for some reason she is producing curdled milk out of one nipple..... :/ I would make a vet app. to make sure though.
No. Not nice for the mother dog though!
Milk replacement powder, follow the directions, feed with an eyedropper.