A water dish should always be available where he can get it. He will drink as much as he needs depending on what he is doing. Normally a puppy of that age will need a fair amount of water. Make sure it is always full, fresh and clean.
A water dish should always be available where he can get it. He will drink as much as he needs depending on what he is doing. Normally a puppy of that age will need a fair amount of water. Make sure it is always full, fresh and clean.
If the puppy is only 1 month old you need to soak puppy food in water, get it soft,mash with a fork and let puppy go for it.
As much as they need
if teeth are in soak puppy food in water loosen with fork when teeth are all the way in start dry food if its a large puppy with teeth just try dry puppy food please make sure its puppy food because they need the smaller bites
what you need is a blanket, toys, (plush or rope toys) ,food,water,and a little bed to put the puppy in. but what you need most of all is giving the puppy love.
You take it to a vet, it will need attention that you can't give it
You should take your puppy out at least every hour, if it's a male puppy they need to go more often that a female puppy or so seems anyway.
You definitely need to talk to your Vet. I find it difficult to believe a Vet would prescribe Rimadyl for a 3-month old puppy, and I presume you care enough about your puppy to treat it ONLY with medications OK'd by your Vet.
no r puppy wont need milk if it is 6 weeks old just give it water cauz puppy milk is just a rip off
between 20-25 gallons of water a week during periods of little or no rainfall.
Yes this sort of food is fine for them, and fresh drinking water should ALWAYS be available. There is no amount on how much they should or shouldn't be drinking, let them have as much as they want. If they are drinking excessively get them to a vet they could need worming treatment.
Chocolate lab puppies are not much different to raise than another kind of puppy. You need lots of puppy chow, water, newspapers for messes, love, and patience.