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					Originally Posted by  cathys     Well, you have to keep a close eye on her, make sure she eats and sleeps enough. These little ones can go fast, so I would give nutri-cal after play. If she seems slow at all give her some more. The most important thing is making sure she doesn't fall, hit her head, get stepped on, play to ruff. She is breakable, her bones are very small and it doesn't take much. If you have a playpen or x-pen I would use it. You're not a new yorkie mom, you can do this. Its just a lot of work, and worry. If you see anything out of the normal of course, go to the vet immediately, don't wait. Good luck, I'm sure you can handle it.   |        Quote:     
					Originally Posted by  chachi     Congrats on the new pup. She is tiny just keep her eating about every 3 hrs or so. Im glad she went to you since your an experienced yorkie owner. I just dont think tinies should go to just anyone and especially someone that wants to breed them. Good luck   |       Thanks for the encouragement!  So far eating doesn't seem to be a problem for her - she likes food.     I do have plenty of Nutrical on hand.  I've been checking to make sure her gums stay pink.  Is there any other way to tell if she might need some Nutrical?      
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