i work at an animal welfare org and i also foster care dogs who are to ill injured or have stayed to long at the shelter.
last week i fostered a pregnant red cattle x bearded collie.
The welfare org has given me pamphlets on delivering puppies and she has regular vet check threw the welfare vet but i know there is alot more to know about whelping a healthy litter.
I know that anything green or smelly is bad and means she needs the vet straight away but like human pregnancies and labours there would be much more i needed to know.
This dog has had a very tough time before coming to the shelter and is very nervous and stressed and i need to know of techniques to calm her down
if anyone has any bit of info they can give me it would be very appreciated
the vet has made an estimate of 2 weeks left of her pregnancy and we know that she is have a large litter based on her size and the fact that before 2 weeks ago she was recieved minimal to no food before she was rescued from her owners they have done an ultrasound and would like to do an x ray but i was told this could be harmful and i do not want to put her threw anymore than she has already been through
I have been to numerous message boards and have been abused about cross breading dogs before anybody posts a message
to me like that please remember i DID NOT breed this dog i am just trying to give her and her puppies the best chance
they have if you are still thinking of writing a remark that is still not informative i do not want to hear it it is not
going to help me or the mum to be you are just going to waste what little time i have left until she delivers and anybody who gives
me any helpful advice thankyou very much in advance and if i have time i will write a thankyou to everyone that helps and let you all know how she goes
last week i fostered a pregnant red cattle x bearded collie.
The welfare org has given me pamphlets on delivering puppies and she has regular vet check threw the welfare vet but i know there is alot more to know about whelping a healthy litter.
I know that anything green or smelly is bad and means she needs the vet straight away but like human pregnancies and labours there would be much more i needed to know.
This dog has had a very tough time before coming to the shelter and is very nervous and stressed and i need to know of techniques to calm her down
if anyone has any bit of info they can give me it would be very appreciated
the vet has made an estimate of 2 weeks left of her pregnancy and we know that she is have a large litter based on her size and the fact that before 2 weeks ago she was recieved minimal to no food before she was rescued from her owners they have done an ultrasound and would like to do an x ray but i was told this could be harmful and i do not want to put her threw anymore than she has already been through
I have been to numerous message boards and have been abused about cross breading dogs before anybody posts a message
to me like that please remember i DID NOT breed this dog i am just trying to give her and her puppies the best chance
they have if you are still thinking of writing a remark that is still not informative i do not want to hear it it is not
going to help me or the mum to be you are just going to waste what little time i have left until she delivers and anybody who gives
me any helpful advice thankyou very much in advance and if i have time i will write a thankyou to everyone that helps and let you all know how she goes