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Originally Posted by smartpuppiepets  I know you are not the one that bred her, that is why i told you i am not saying this to criticize you at all.
I am so very sorry for the loss of the baby  , it is so hard. the excitment of having the puppies and see them grow is wonderful, but i imagine your heart is also broken !
I want to ask you what happen with the puppy but i respect if you do not want to even talk about it.
Due to the circumstances with the mom believe me it is ok to wean the puppies so you can give her the benadryl. Poor momma, and poor you ! Your heart is just as broken i can feel it.
If you need any other help just ask.
I am watching my pregnant female, tomorrow we have a c-section scheduled but she may not need it ... she is huge and starting to milk , so i will watch her through the night anyways .
XOXO |
My little Lady had aspiration penumonia brought on my congestive heart failure. She was with us for six weeks and had loved her like she had been with us sixty years. It is very hard bringing these babies into your life, nursing them, feeding them and loving them and to have something like this happen. I know, I am not cut out to be a breeder I would be a basket case every day.
I am curious as to why you say Miracle should not have been bred? Which actually, my understanding is that she got out and was not purposely bred which I am sure led to part of Lady's medical problems since Miracle received NO prenatal care.
Rebel has not had anything off of mom for two days now, he tries but between me, my daughter and momma we all tell him no. He is eating well, I feed him three times a day and make sure he has Karo Syrup always because I fear hypoglycemia (I lost my husband due to diabetes and low sugar).
I have made an appointment with our vet to have Rebel checked out throughly, blood, x-ray, anything I can do to make sure my little guy stays healthy.
Thank you,
Shannon