What are the prenatal signs of the Irish Water Spaniel? What behaviors in Irish Water Spaniel mothers indicate that they are about to give birth? As a poop scooper, what preparations should be made before the dog is born? The following editor will share with you an introduction to the prenatal preparation of the Irish Water Spaniel.

Prenatal signs of Irish Water Spaniel:

1. The Irish Water Spaniel female dog began to fidget and kept scratching the floor and mats with her front feet, making a nest-building movement.

2. Most Irish Water Spaniels stop eating within 24 hours before giving birth, or only choose a small amount of their favorite food to eat; some will vomit slightly before giving birth.

3. Generally, starting from the day of delivery, the body temperature of the Irish Water Spaniel bitch will gradually decrease, and the closer it is to delivery, the lower it will be. It may drop to about 36°C 24 hours before delivery.

4. The Irish Water Spaniel who is about to give birth will keep turning back and forth, arching her back, and her abdomen will become larger, and she will begin to experience exertion and labor pains.

5. Dogs usually start giving birth in the middle of the night or early in the morning.

Introduction to Irish Water Spaniel Prenatal Preparation:

1. Production tools: several clean towels, scissors, thread, cotton, disinfectant (betaiodine), washbasin, old newspapers. It is best to have thermal insulation equipment (light bulbs, electric blankets, thick towels, etc.) during winter production.

2. Close contact with a veterinarian: For those who have no delivery experience, it is best for a doctor to deliver the baby. Several prenatal check-ups are required before delivery, and the possible date of delivery is known in advance so that the baby can be sent to the hospital in time. If you want to give birth to an Irish Water Spaniel at home, it is best to understand the entire birth process and ask your doctor for assisted delivery methods.

3. Energy supplement: The female dog may be exhausted during the birth process. In order to replenish the energy needed at any time, nutritious and easily digestible food can be prepared and fed during the interval between births.