British Foxhounds can eat dog food, nutritional supplements, calcium tablets and other foods during pregnancy. During pregnancy, fox hounds can be properly supplemented with nutrients, but they cannot be over-supplemented to avoid excessive fetal growth and dystocia. Therefore, owners can feed fox hounds special pregnancy food or puppy food with higher nutritional value. Secondly, the owner can feed the fox hound some cooked chicken breast, beef, fish, shrimp, etc. to supplement the protein, vitamins and trace elements needed by the dog's body. At the same time, the owner can also feed the fox hound some cooked chicken breast, beef, fish, shrimp, etc. Some foods rich in folic acid or lecithin, such as fish roe, animal liver, etc., can help the fetus in dogs develop rapidly.

Symptoms of English Foxhound pregnancy:

1. Emotional sensitivity. Pregnant Foxhound dogs are very emotionally sensitive, and even their owners who are close to them will be wary. Emotions may also be unstable, and the person may yell or become aggressive.

2. Drowsiness. Foxhounds become lazy during pregnancy, unwilling to move and want to sleep, and their reactions may also become sluggish. The owner cannot let the dog remain inactive, because proper exercise can prevent dystocia in dogs. The owner should take it outdoors to a place with few people and dogs to bask in the sun and take a walk.

3. The nipple is swollen and red. In the early stages of pregnancy, the nipples of fox hounds will be itchy, red and swollen, and they will easily stand up. Some owners may mistakenly think that their dog’s nipples are inflamed.

4. The belly protrudes and wriggles. After one month of pregnancy, a fox terrier's belly will bulge significantly, its appetite will increase greatly, and there may even be fetal movements. Careless owners should not give it random medicines thinking it is infected with parasites.