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Originally Posted by nana911  You've come to the right place, and researching to do what's right is the best you can do! Taking it back to the breeder might seem like the best thing to do, but I'd be kinda afraid that the breeder would just resell it. A breeder that would sell at 6wks wouldn't much worry about keeping it to socialize it. It's illegal in most states to sell one that young.
Anyway, you have her now so you have to play mommy and momma dog..LOL She must be getting moisture somewhere as she is peeing. The best advice you've gotten is to get her to a vet and have her checked over. The vet will tell you if she is getting dehydrated and what to do if she does. Goats milk is a good alternative and you can find that in cans in the baking aisle at Wal Mart. Keep Nutri Cal on hand as little ones can be suscepible to hypoglycemia. Don't ever let her get a chill as that can also bring it on. Don't leave her alone, enlist family to babysit if you must leave. She is just like a skin infant, she needs 24hr care.
Someone said no public or outdoors exposure until she has had all her shots, that is correct. And that is weeks away. Grass, etc... harbors Parvo and other viruses for years.
Anyway, welcome to the site, congratulations, you have tons of research to do and you will find a lot of answers to a lot of your questions on here. |
you will need to mix goats milk with water 50/50 cause sometimes they
get the runs if not deluted