Pay attention to nutrition and deworming during early pregnancy in Alaska

Around the 30th day of pregnancy, medication is required to eliminate roundworms and tapeworms to avoid infecting the fetus and puppies. The nutrition of the female dog during pregnancy is important. It plays a decisive role in the health of the female dog, ensuring the normal development of the fetal dog, preventing miscarriage, and the secretion of the female dog's milk. Pregnant female dogs should be fed foods with higher nutritional value to increase the protein, heat energy, calcium and phosphorus content in the diet. In the early stages of pregnancy (within about 35 days), pregnant female dogs can be raised according to the original feeding methods.

Maintain moderate exercise during the second trimester of pregnancy in Alaska

Make sure the female dog has enough food and water every day, and can switch to puppy food (puppy food is more nutritious). For example, if she used to eat a handful of dog food in one meal Now I give two handfuls at a time, but I can’t eat it to full!! Eat some vegetables, cucumbers and cabbage every day (just wash them and eat them raw, wash them and soak them, be sure to wash them). One egg yolk (boiled egg yolk) a day. The light yellow supplements lecithin and is highly nutritious to prevent excessive hair loss after childbirth. Exercise appropriately every day, go out for a walk, and bask in the sun. Going out for a walk will strengthen the Alaskan's physical strength, which will help the Alaskan dog give birth smoothly and avoid dystocia (make sure you walk for about 15 minutes as usual every day, and remember to bring water for the Alaskan to drink when you go out). Walking more can help breast release. Basking in the sun can also promote calcium absorption. Just eat enough every day. Don't eat too much to prevent the baby from growing big and fat (the Maltese dog always has a hard time giving birth, and excessive physical exertion will cause dystocia, which will bring danger to both Alaska and the baby).

Precautions before giving birth in Alaska

Before giving birth (usually in the early morning), you should stay with Alaska as much as possible. Alaska will start to tremble and will find a darker corner to burrow in. At this time, you need to take out the prepared birth box and carry Alaska inside (the one I bought has a dog cage, and I put a base mat and clean old clothes in the cage. Alaska will plan and tidy it up to make it more comfortable) . ​

Precautions when giving birth in Alaska

When giving birth in Alaska, Alaska will moan and snort heavier. When the baby is born, there will be a membrane, and the bitch will break it and lick it off. And bite off the umbilical cord, lick the blood clean, and lick the baby dry (let Alaska give birth naturally, please do not help the owner. Generally, female dogs will have instinctive behavior, unless the owner does not take action when the female dog does not care at all. Licking of female dogs Helps promote the development of the baby's cardiopulmonary and gastrointestinal systems) Alaska will be very tired during delivery. You should give glucose water appropriately during the interval to replenish Alaska's physical strength. If there is an emergency and a baby is born with no afterbirth (membrane) and basically no breathing, you need to wrap the baby's body with a clean dry towel, put your hands together and hold the wrapped Alaska. Fix the baby's head and shake it down hard to shake out the liquid that has entered the baby's mouth and nose (so it must be fixedPosition the head so that the head and the body are in a straight line. The head must not be like a waveless valley. If you shake it, it will break the baby's neck and kill the baby directly. Come to Alaska and let mommy give it a good lick.