DO NOT let the puppies decide, as they will overeat and develop health problems. The mother will know when to feed her puppies.
If the mother dog is unable to feed the puppies, you can consult a veterinarian for guidance on bottle-feeding them with puppy milk replacer. It is important to feed the puppies every 2-4 hours, ensure they are warm and clean, and monitor their weight gain and overall health closely. Additionally, seeking advice from a professional animal caregiver can help ensure the puppies' proper nutrition and care.
Puppies should be allowed to nurse from their mother's milk. If the mother is unable to nurse, then a veterinarian should be consulted for suitable milk replacement options which are specifically designed for puppies. It's important to follow the recommended feeding schedule and portions to ensure the puppy receives proper nutrition for growth and development.
they should be feeding from their mother if they are newborns :) but after about a month you should start to feed then soft and broken up food in small amounts x
For the first few weeks, puppies are nursed on milk produced by the mother dog. As the pups develop they need to start transitioning to solid food. If assistance from the breeder is not available to produce gruel for the puppies to eat, the mother dog will eat and partially digest food which she then vomits for the puppies to eat. This sustains the puppies while they practice eating solid food until they are able to digest it themselves.
When they are 12 weeks of age. A responsible breeder will not give up his or her puppies until they are 12 weeks old. When they reach that age, they will no longer have to feed from their mother.
Well, you can call the vet and ask them how often you should feed them. When I have to "mother" some of my puppies, at the age of two weeks, I feed them every two hours.
When a dog has puppies, be sure to take both the mother and the puppies to the vet to be checked out. After that if the mother doesn't want to feed, you will have to bottle feed them. Puppy formula should be available at your local Vet's office. Instructions are on the back of the can for how much and how often to feed them.
feed it puppies
You can but you should be careful, the mother will be very protective until they are six weeks old. If you touch puppies before then the mother may not feed them and then the puppies will die. And if you want them to stay alive please don't touch them and then you don't have to worry about the puppies dying. You can handle newborns if the mother isn't feeding them it doesn't mean they will die you can bottle feed them
yes u can but sometimes the mother wont accept the puppy so u will have to feed it by hand
On their bellies they will have nipples that produce milk (just like a human female) and this is how they feed their puppies until around 5 weeks old when the puppies teeth start growing in and they can eat on their own
Feed her at normal feeding times and feed her a little more than usualy, after having puppies dogs get really hungry and it takes away alot of energy to feed the puppies.
Yes they do. A mother hamster usually feeds the puppies for two weeks after they are born.
Its best for the mother to do that when the pup is still little. When they grow up u may feed it
Once a puppy is weaned from its mother, it is preferable/healthier to feed puppies dry food made (and marked on the bag) for puppies. Canned food will often give its sensitive and still developing digestive system runny stools. Feed it only the amount shown in the feeding instructions on the bag.
If the mother dog is unable to feed the puppies, you can consult a veterinarian for guidance on bottle-feeding them with puppy milk replacer. It is important to feed the puppies every 2-4 hours, ensure they are warm and clean, and monitor their weight gain and overall health closely. Additionally, seeking advice from a professional animal caregiver can help ensure the puppies' proper nutrition and care.
Puppies should be allowed to nurse from their mother's milk. If the mother is unable to nurse, then a veterinarian should be consulted for suitable milk replacement options which are specifically designed for puppies. It's important to follow the recommended feeding schedule and portions to ensure the puppy receives proper nutrition for growth and development.