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REGARDING 20 DAYS OLD PUPPIES
I take care of a street female dog,she has give birth to 3 puppies all of them are safe as of now,so my question is what i need to do with them regarding medications and vaccineations to keep them strong and healthy when u give them solid food and as of now what else i can give to them when to deworm them i give milk and roti to their mother pls suggest me regarding this any medications and anything like that pls tell me
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Deworming and vaccination should be done along with that right diet is of utmost importance and there are other things as well. It's not possible to write everything here so would recommend booking an online consultation for the same
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Dr. M. Madeena Begum
Veterinary Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Apart from regular vaccination and deworming you need to make sure they get proper nutrients for their health and growth. Try to give them protein rich diet. If possible you can use puppy food for them
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Dr. Jani Harshkumar Dineshbhai
Veterinary Physician
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
This is the schedule.
Deworm- 2, 4, 6, 8, 12 weeks → 4, 6 months → then every 3 months lifelong.
Vaccines - 6–8 wks: DHPPi/L 1st | 9–11 wks: DHPPi/L 2nd | 12–14 wks: DHPPi/L 3rd + Rabies 1st, than Second rabies after 30 days of 1 rabies short.
After 1 year- DHPPi/L + Rabies booster yearly.
Note- Deworm 7–10 days before each vaccine. No bath 5–7 days post-vaccine. Start socializing 2 weeks after last puppy shot.
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