Precautions for Husky pregnancy:

1. Pay attention to diet and nutrition. During a Husky's pregnancy, her food intake will gradually increase as her pregnancy lengthens. In order to ensure that Huskies can give birth smoothly, owners should pay special attention to their diet. The food must be absolutely fresh, the nutrition must be rich and comprehensive, and the prepared food must be easier to absorb and digest, so as to better avoid the stomach burden of the Husky. However, be careful not to overfeed the dog, causing the mother dog to become overweight, which can easily lead to dystocia.

2. Exercise moderately. Due to the swelling and discomfort of the body, the husky always likes to stay in the husky den. The owner should guide the Husky to walk outdoors to exercise muscles and bones to avoid obesity caused by overnutrition during pregnancy.

3. During pregnancy, especially in the days before delivery, do not suddenly change the dog’s environment. The delivery room must be prepared in advance and it must be accustomed to it in advance.

4. Deworming during pregnancy. Around the 30th day of pregnancy, medicines should be used to eliminate roundworms and tapeworms to avoid infecting the fetus and puppies. Be careful to choose regular medicines under the guidance of a veterinarian. Do not feed too much anthelmintics to avoid miscarriage.

Husky postpartum care matters:

1. Dogs are prone to anemia symptoms after giving birth, and some dogs with poor physical fitness may even suffer from hypoglycemia. Therefore, owners can feed their dogs some animal livers, such as chicken hearts and chicken livers, to ensure that their dogs can obtain sufficient energy.

2. If the dog’s milk production decreases, you can also feed an appropriate amount of crucian carp soup, bone soup, etc. to help the dog produce milk.