Tammy, those babies look really good. Livi does, too. Wonderful..just wonderful! Much better than I had pictured in my mind. Every baby I've ever hand fed was so much smaller and less robust.

You've done a great job. Just play it by ear as you wean them off your support. Being so young, they are still vulnerable and you've already seen how quickly they can drop off, but they look really good.

I can't get over how bright the pink is on the parti babies....almost neon. They remind me of the Korean pups with the fluorescent gene implanted in them.

Genetically Engineered Pups Glow Red

Oh my goodness, keep up the good work Tammy! Those babies bellies are adorable and nice and plump! Your doing something right and all your efforts are paying off! Adorable! Thank you for taking the time to post! I have been reading daily and praying consistently for you all!:)

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Ahhhhh :)! Okay, those round full little tummies :p? I'm no expert, but they really look wonderful! And Livi looks bright eyed and great too, Tammy!

So great to see these pics. You're doing such an amazing job...hang in there. I hope you are able to get some rest; I can't imagine how drained you must be right now.

Oh Tammy, the pups and Livi look great. Bright eyes on Livi, round tummies on the pups, you're doing a wonderful job with them - hang in there! :)

Tammy, thanks for taking the time to post pics, the pups look soo cute & chubby! Livi girl looks beautiful. You're doing great, remember when I said I admire you breeders?;)

Jim~

That website was neat and their tummies do look like my guys! :) Livi's puppies have such a really pretty bright pink color to their tummy.

I think you guys are giving me far too much credit for how these puppies look. They were such healthy chubby spunky puppies....up till I gave Livi that stupid pill on Friday morning. It was within 5 hours that my active spunky puppies became gassy, weak, tired, almost lifeless. :( They even started having diarhhea. Our vet told us when Geoff rushed in Friday evening that it was more than likely the medicine and that it would have to run its course and we could only hope for the best and that they would go back to being strong again. She told us the best that she could do was to give the sub-q fluids and glucose...she told us basicially she would give us support and just wait it out and see what the aftermath would be. Luckily, they are getting stronger and trying to get back to their spunky selves. I am super thankful for this vet!! We were able to keep them alive because she gave those fluids on Friday and then again when we took all three and Livi on Saturday morning. I am lucky that these babies did start off so chubby and healthy!!

Lets just hope that Livi's milk continues to come in. Since we couldn't let them nurse until the vet felt that the pill was out of her system, things have kind of gone haywire (plus, Livi was VERY stressed during all of this so I am sure that did not help). :( I just finished a feeding so I am headed to bed for a few hours. Maybe when I get up for the next one, Livi will be nursing them with a belly full of milk and doesn't need me to use the dropper. (Fingers crossed!)

You do deserve all the credit you are given. It is hard to question what a vet tells you to do and in the middle of all of this you went to a differnt vet and it is looking like things are starting to get back on track. The reason things are getting better is because you are very observant and you have done everything you possible can. you deserve a pat on the back:D

YES you DO deserve the credit! It has been an incredible fight and you have been strong enough to get you, your baby and her babies through it all!!!! YAY for you!!!

Don't even think about it you! Yt needs knowledgeable voices such as yours! :)

Obviously, by the look of the puppies, Tammy has everything under control, and the pups are doing great!:thumbup:

The puppies look great with those round tummies. :)

If your post was directed at me. Please don't feel that I was attempting to debate you. Only attempting to clear up the question as to where you may have obtained the info....All I stated that was I posted the link awhile back.....

This is exactly right. It can happen so fast. I have has two females have this. It is scary but usually if you get to the vet on time and they pump her full of calcium it is OK. No more feeding babies though. You'll need to use a bottle to feed from now on.

Tammy how is everyone doing today? Are you still needing to supplement?