Please help me i just got a new yorkie puppy
Posted 08-17-2009 at 11:19 PM by alilokis04
hi! i have never had a puppy in my whole life, and im planning to get a yorkie puppy that is going to be around 10 weeks old. I've reseached a lot about them but i'm very concerned with the fact that they are so fragile and may get sick very easily and for life, and since its a puppy there needs to be extra care. The seller says the puppy has being vaccined, dewormed, fecal, and microchip. i have some questions and i would appreciate if you could help me, i really want this pet and i want it to be healthy so we can be together for a loong time.
What are the first things i need to look out for as soon as i get it?
How can i keep the puppy healthy?
How often should i go to the vet? WHat food is better when they're puppy and when to change its food to adult?
How can i make sure the pet is healthy?
I heard they get very stressed and that causes sickness, are there any vitamins they should take for that?
... well if i come up with any other questions i'll post them.
Please help me, I want to make sure this puppy is happy and healthy. Thanks.
What are the first things i need to look out for as soon as i get it?
How can i keep the puppy healthy?
How often should i go to the vet? WHat food is better when they're puppy and when to change its food to adult?
How can i make sure the pet is healthy?
I heard they get very stressed and that causes sickness, are there any vitamins they should take for that?
... well if i come up with any other questions i'll post them.
Please help me, I want to make sure this puppy is happy and healthy. Thanks.
Comments 3
Total Comments 3
Comments
 | Especially since you have never had a puppy before: Find out from the breeder what food the puppy is on, and be sure you have that before you bring your puppy home. You can gradually wein him/her to the food you want to use; Please make a vet appointment for your puppy ASAP. I have always picked up a new puppy, gone straight to my "vet appointment" with shot record and baby history in hand! Let your pet get to know your vet and visa versa-this could be a life saver. Use your Vet whenever in doubt. You will glad you did. |
  Updated 08-19-2009 at 01:04 PM by Pipsioka |
| |  Not to many people read the blogs, there are more for personal diaries. To learn how to use Yorkietalk and post on the forums, see this thread. You can also introduce yourself in the general forum. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/yor...orkietalk.html |
| |
| | First be sure that this is a good breeder and not a puppy mill, remember that there is no such thing as a "teacup" yorkie, as they may not be as healthy as a standard yorkie. Have fun |
| |
