Dogs cannot eat foods that are not conducive to digestion, absorption, rotten and deodorizing when pregnant. At the same time, chicken bones, duck bones, seafood products, and cold fruits cannot be eaten. Dogs can't touch foods that will be pois...
Dogs cannot eat foods that are not conducive to digestion, absorption, rotten and deodorizing when pregnant. At the same time, chicken bones, duck bones, seafood products, and cold fruits cannot be eaten. Dogs can't touch foods that will be poisoned after eating, such as onions, chocolate, red lemon, etc. Dogs should pay attention to nutritional combinations during pregnancy, and can change the food during pregnancy. They should feed children's calcium tablets, nutritional creams, vitamins, and protein foods appropriately, but they should not feed too much to prevent the baby from being too big and causing difficult delivery.
When a dog is pregnant, pay special attention not to take chocolate, onion, milk, internal organs, bones, raw and cold foods, and red foods. Taking this item normally may also lead to diarrhea, poisoning, and kidney failure of the dog. The key to dietary proposals during pregnancy is to be dominated by dog food. Preparing for 45 days to get pregnant can reasonably fill some calcium, nutrients and vitamins. After 45 days of pregnancy, you can also take your dog to exercise moderately and gently, which can reduce the amount of feeding to avoid difficult delivery caused by excessive fetal babies. Be careful not to let your dog exercise strongly during pregnancy, do not have to bathe the dog, and do not have to change the diet.
The dog's pregnancy period is fifty-eight to sixty-three days, and prepare a labor room for the dog before it is produced. When a dog is lying in a nest, loses appetite, and often licks the abdominal cavity and reproductive organs around it, it means that the dog will be produced immediately. In this case, the pet owner must be with the dog immediately to prevent difficult labor.
