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Originally Posted by Baha Angel  I'll just explain the circumstances leading up to this so I don't have the calvary on my behind... I live on an island in the Bahamas, where there are only two vets. One has a bad reputation, and killed my fiancés 15 pound s**t-Tzu during a routine Spay a few years ago. The other is only on the island for a week a month and told me that they do not have the equipment or proper anesthetic to spay a dog her size. He point blank told me that it is not safe during the appointment I made for her last year around this time.
I am not employed, so work is not a concern for me, and I will have to order everything online, such as hemostats, milk, incase I have to feed the babies incase of an emergency, and all the necessities because we do not have a proper grocery store, such as "Walmart", here. My aunt used to be on call for pet emergencies and has delivered quite a few litters in her time, I have contacted her.
I wanted advice on what I should be feeding and doing to care for my baby girl at this time to make sure she's as healthy as can be.
Thank you for the advice so far. |
If you knew this then why in the world get a male and a female instead of two females or two males unless you fully intended to breed them anyway? The more you try to defend your action s and decisions the more you are digging yourself into a hole. If you KNOW the vet care is so poor where you are what were you thinking to even consider a breeding where you likely will not have a c section option if as you say one vet is seldom there the other is no good? Where in this story is the best interest of the dog?
I am very curious where the dogs came from in the first place as the breeder obviously did not have their best interest in mind either.