A ticking clock for under the bed/pad in the kennel (if you haven't' already gotten a stuffy that does it, FYI the ones in Walmart's baby section are awesome) and Pedipaw to start early sleeping on her own and nail grooming...you do have a puppy sensitive brush already right and plan on using baby shampoo on her at first? Consider a harness-read about collapsing trachea issue in Yorkies...
I never anticipated getting a call at 5:30 on Friday from the vet's lab (results of Elvis' immediate health check up after getting him) saying Elvis had whip worms they were closed vet was out of town over the weekend sorry no RX to pick up-good luck getting dewormer at the local pet store...that was a fun call and I had to run out for dewormer (luckily an equestrian friend had some Panacor) and bleach as I avoid such harsh toxic items usually, but parasites flip me out!
OH and I already had them but be sure to get pooh bags! You shouldn't de-worm a pup so young so you want to even in your own yard (I do it just because but some ppl leave pooh on the ground-ewwwww we have parties and kids playing in our yard) keep the pooh picked up until you get all the vet check lab results back, many parasites will immediately get into the dirt hibernate and reinfect forevvvvvver-not really but still you can get many of them too! I'd bleach under pee pads even just to be safe! Did you already get a pooh picker upper and bags for outdoors? Did you make sure the vet will microchip ur baby during the first shots which shouldn't be give until 8 weeks plus? |