Most people keep dogs at home, my son was getting a Pomeranian puppy,before bringing the puppy home we consulted the veterinarian about what we should do to have a dog at home.
I want to share with everyone here the advice he gave me.
As my veterinarian suggested me:--
Feeding the first milk to the puppies as soon as possible after birth gives immunity to the body of the puppies.
From 2 weeks of birth, the puppy should be given calcium-containing syrup amount so that it can be protected from Ricketts disease and the bones in its body remain strong and shapely.
Salty and sweet food should not be given.
Give it once every 15 days with Tetmosol bathe and dry the body with a towel.
Clean, fresh water should always be given, and exercise of dog
should be done in the morning and evening. so take the dog out in the morning and evening.
It is very important to give any liver tonic available on the market at least twice a week for a healthy body.
The dog must be vaccinated against canine distemper, infectious canine hepatitis, leptospirosis, coronavirus disease,and rabies on time protective vaccines.
To prevent lice, give tick powder or tick bath at an interval of 10 days, and while doing this, apply ointment to the eyes of the dog, cotton swab, and dog mud in the ears.
The dog should not be given deworming medicine in an irregular and unnecessary manner.if symptoms seem the loss of luster of the dog's body, rubbing of the anus with the earth, the stool being thin and bloody,eating unnecessary substances, becoming weak by loss of appetite and desire for vomiting or vomiting, etc. in such a situation, it should be dewormed only after getting its stool tested.
dogs should be given daily food at regular fixed times. Food should be given thrice a day till the age of 3 months, and then twice daily.
If a dog bites your dog these are the precautions to save the dog.
After cleaning the dog-bitten area, apply phenol or potassium permanganate granules and apply other medicine to the wound.
It is very necessary to vaccinate a dog. The first vaccine for canine distemper, infectious canine hepatitis,
at 6 to 8 weeks of age and a second booster vaccine at 12 weeks of age every year thereafter.
Be sure to have the first rabies vaccine at 3 months of age and the second booster vaccine at 4 months of age,
thereafter every year at intervals. comply also with the instructions of vaccines.
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