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From the pics, it appears they're not that early, so you should be OK. Mom needs lots of fluids to produce milk, so maybe your Vet could give her fluids and show you how. I give fluids 2-3 times a day if milk is slow coming in. She should be eating, you might mention it to your Vet. She should be starving! Did you take her temp? I take the temp 4 hours after whelp, 12 hours after whelp and 24 hours after. A spike in temp usually means infection or low calcium. Especially since she hasn't eaten much. Her temp today, normally will be in the 99 or 100 range. It takes a few days to get back to normal of 101-102. If I have 101 after 24 hours, I know I've got a problem brewing. Is she attentive to the puppies still? Good luck, milk should be back soon with the puppies sucking. |
I want you to feed your mom this, http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/bre...g-recipes.html Spoke with a YTer breeder/exhibitor and she said for you to feed your mom this. Also if the babies are not eating you need to have your vet show you how to insert a tube and feed them goat milk, as soon as possible. Her name is Mardelin and she will be back on line tomorrow afternoon. Please PM her. |
Whelping pudding is good, but only if she eats it, usually when they are off food, they don't eat that either. SubQ fluids will pep her up. If she's still off food, I would call your Vet. I think she said the pups are eating fine. |
Up date on Stella Premature Pups 10 days! Hi all.... ive not been on as ive been extremely busy with all thats going on with Stella, Marnie, 12 week old pups off to USA! Sadly, Stella only has 2 pups left from 6 taken home from Vets..... they are still been feed by me and also mum is producing a very small amount of milk. Stella went to the vet due to her not eating, she had a slight temperture eas given an innjection on Thursday and has a slight appitite back... but is very finicky wat she is eating..... tempting with everything... but she is drinking. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER POST 'TRAGETY'. |
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Pictures of Premature Pups 4 Attachment(s) Hi all,latest update on Stella and Marnies Pups...... Marnie is suckling the premature pups well and is doing ok thankfully... her own 2 pups are the little fattys and also doing well.... as you can see by the pictures x |
Your 2 females Stella and Marnie have been through so much, I think you should have them spayed and enjoy both of your girls as pets. Breeding is not for everyone and besides you shouldn't be Breeding an aggressive female. Good Luck to you and Bless these 2 Girls :) |
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I agree, my girls have been through alot, especially Stella.... who killed 4 of marnies pups.... she is not an AGGRESSIVE dog at all towards humans,children other dogs.......she is the most gentlest and kind dog you would ever meet.... so the tragedy i had with her doing what she did to Marnies pups has really shocked me and upset me. You dont know these things until it actually happens to you.... NO WAY i would have bred Stella knowing she had a killer instinct in her.......so dont critasize me, im upset as it is! |
Poor babies & mamas. I hope the remaining pups continue to improve! Are you going to spay Stella & Marnie now?... Sounds like they've been through so much, they would probably definitley just enjoy being pampered & spoiled pooches the rest of their lives... Best of luck! |
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It's called Animal Instinct. An animal Will go after another mom's Young and kill them. I have watched many animal shows growing up. Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom 101 |
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Chylothorax - Chyle Leak Hi... just come back from the vets and he has diagnosed Stella having chylothorax (leakage from the thoracic ductor one of the main lympathic vessells) and not pnemonia!... she has been in vets all day and he had her under anthestic took xrays and also drained most of the fluid/pus. she is home now,breathing a lot better,has eaten a little and drank. thank god....ive been reading about this condition onlineand its looking very serious indeed. Has anyone else every had this rare condition in their dogs? No wonder she has been soooo ill with all these inefections...... and it looks as if the ceasarean operation from which she got an infection from,has brought this rare condition on....my poor poor stella..... as if she hasnt been through enough.x |
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well we all learn by our own mistakes... so none of you who have commented have ever had a tradgedy in all the years you have been breeding...????? ive noted your comments......i dont need to hang my hat up thank you very much...i am experienced and from this experience its something new learned.... .... sadly, i dont think Stella is going to pull through this, she is bad again and has had more fluid drained today but the vet doesnt give her much hope... so obviously im feeling really upset that im going to loose one of my girls. Honey her pup is doing well and thriving.....x |
I have just read this whole thread and I am very sorry to hear about everything that you have gone through! I feel so bad for all the puppies and Stella and Marnie too! I agree with all the advice that you have been given about breeding and your current situation, but don't take offense to this. If you are on the right side of breeding, you will understand why you are getting the comments you do. I haven't read the other thread and I don't know everything that has been said to you, but in this thread the people have been very caring and supportive. If you have learned from the situation that's wonderful, but if you aren't going to take steps to ensure that this doesn't happen again, it doesn't mean anything. If a person knows the truth and they chose to ignore it, they are ignorant and I'm sure you aren't. If you really want to breed, buy the books, get a good mentor, get the show dogs (breeding quality) and do it properly. Do it to improve the breed and to leave an outstanding line of Yorkshire Terriers. Otherwise it's not worth it for all the money in the world. |
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Shasha, your situation is heartbreaking on so many levels. I do hope the loss of the pups is a hard lesson very well learned for you. As breeders, our actions (or inactions) truly do make the difference between life and death. Any criticisms directed at you over the loss of the pups is because we are all horrified at what happened and can picture a very gruesome scene. No, it is not Stella's fault and the simple act of closing a door would have prevented this. I take no joy in pointing this out and grieve for the loss of your babies, as I'm sure many do. I have lost babies before, as many breeders have, despite our best efforts. It is because we know how it feels to lose one of these angels that we feel so strongly about the circumstances of your babies. If it hurts your feelings, I'm sorry....but some things just can't be sugar-coated. All that being said, I'm very sorry to hear of what you're going through with Stella. You and she will both be in my prayers at this very trying time. |
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There are so many things that can happen with these little babies and sadly, sometimes lessons are learned the hard way. I know you feel like you are getting picked on but in reality, people are just trying to stress to you that it is our responsibility to do all we can to protect our mommas and their babies. Perhaps someone new to breeding will read this thread and learn from it so they won't make the same mistake we did. Tragedy can strike in a heartbeat so we all need to be prepared and think ahead. I am glad your momma's babies are doing well and I do pray that the momma will be okay. |
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