DO NOT !!!!!!!!!! give a puppy human medicine unless advised by a vet it could kill them or make them seriously ill because their bodies are different than ours and need different medicines
My vet told me adult dogs may have 1mg/lb of their body weight of Children's Benadryl for Allergies (So a 25 pound dog may have 25mg every 8 hours if needed), but you should always consult a vet before giving any medication (especially human medication) or you may be just masking symptoms of something more serious. Also, since I'm not a vet, I don't know if the 1mg/lb applies to puppies (probably not since human children require lower dosages of the medication). Set up an appointment with a vet and you'll know what your doing.
Ask your vet. IF you bought from a TOP breeder ( NOT commercial, but professional) ask that person.
Bathe the puppy in oatmeal shampoo or a mild shampoo, you can use Benadryl but it is best to ask a veterinarian how much to use, because a human dosage can kill a puppy. So please call a vet.
A four month old tamaskan puppy is about $800 ( You can buy one from www.puppyfind.com, that's where I got my dog )
43-50lbs is the average.
Age is not a factor when giving Benadryl to dogs. The factor is the weight of the dog. The rule is that your dog should have no more than 1mg (milligram) of Benadryl per lb (pound) of weight. So if your dog is 5lbs, that would be no more than 5mg. You should consult a vet first, however, as it is possible for dogs to be allergic to the medication.
At that age you can start him on adult dog food.
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25 pounds at least.
Reduce meals to 3 times a day.
Anywhere between 6-12 pounds.
A heaping cup in the morning and again that evening.
Actually yes, it does very much, I have a border terrier, his hair gets everywhere, you have to strip them at least 3 or 4 times a month.
Four-month-old puppy should be fed about 2 ½ cups per day Have a great day!