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Is it normal for a puppy to act strange and feel sleepy after flea treatment?
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∙ 11y ago
yes it is perfectly normal
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∙ 11y ago
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Is puppy itching normal?
is puppy itching normal
What is normal behavior of an 8 week old puppy 1 day after surgery?
Tired, and very sleepy. Possibly slightly off balance. Will take a couple of day's to come around. But, believe me he will.
Is your puppy sick because she has a dry nose?
She may be sleepy. You can take her to the vet and see.
Is is normal for a puppy to vomit brown fluid 5 days after eating rat poison and given treatment?
This is common, but not healthy. The brown fluid is digested blood, indicating the puppy is bleeding into its stomach. You should talk with your veterinarian about this.
How is Lennie treatment of his dead puppy of his character?
he pets the puppy because he likes soft thinks
Is it normal for red nose puppy to pee blood?
It is NEVER normal for a puppy to pee blood. If there is blood in the urine contact your vet
When can you let a puppy start meeting strange dogs?
after he gets all his shots
If a puppy has a rash what could be use?
Many different things. You need to have a vet see your puppy to know for certain and to get the proper treatment for the puppy's rash.
Your papillon puppy is too cute is this normal?
Yes, this is entirely normal for the breed. I have found that each new puppy redefines what cuteness really is.
Puppy has no teeth you have been told he is 2 months old is this normal or is puppy normal?
not usually they get there teeth around 2-4 weeks
What to do if puppy swallows a bee?
If a puppy swallows a bee, there is no real concern. In most cases the puppy will not have any complications. The bee may cause the puppy to have an upset stomach. The puppy should be monitored to make sure behavior is normal. If the puppy is not acting normal, there could be an allergic reaction that requires care of a vet.
Is it a good thing that the worms my puppy has are falling out?
Your puppy needs to be wormed regularly. See a vet for initial treatment and advice.
