What do I feed my 3 months old pug?
I am glad you asked. At this time your puppy’s bladder and bowels are starting to come under much better control, and he must be capable of sleeping through the night. (At last, you can get some rest!) Which also means that he needs more food to eat. Trust me he needs loads of protein and calcium at this time. So,Here are some things you can try:1. You can give hard-boiled eggs, better mash it with rice with little milk/curd/water so that it has a smooth consistency and easier for him to swallow.2. MILK (one cup once or twice a day) till he is about a year old at least.3. You can switch from Royal Canin to Drools (stage 1 meant for puppies). It would go much easier on your pocket. And here is a little secret: The ingredients of Drools is healthier than the ingredients of Royal Canin. You can check it out yourself.4. If you further want to save money. You can buy chicken from the market. Ask the guy to mince it properly. (keema chicken). You just need to give him around 30 to 40 grams of boiled keema chicken (boiled minced meat) with boiled rice. This is most healthiest food option out there, needless to mention cost effective as well.That's what I feed my pug and have been feeding my pug ever since. If I don't have time to give him boiled chicken and rice then I give him a bowl of drools with raw keema chicken (only for flavour). He loves it and keeps licking the bowl even when it gets empty. Here is what he looks like:
Can my 4 month old male puppy get my female pregnant?
VERY, VERY good. It happened to mine before I could get the other spayed, and now I'm taking care of dogs that I never intended to happen (exact same scenario- 4 month male, 2 year female). I highly recommend you take the 2 year old to a vet next week MONDAY and have a prophylactic spay done.
Can a 5 month old puppy impregnate a female?
Don't get your dog aborted! Separate them and make sure that doesn't happen agian.
What food can I feed my 1-month-old pug?
If your pug is one month old that means it at weaning stage right now, which means, it is time you slowly move your pug from milk to solid food. Your pug will be at weaning stage till it is three month old. Here are some things you can try:1. Give a mash or mixture of banana and milk. Pugs, just like minions, love bananas.2. Give baby food. I used to feed cerelac to my pug. He would devour it always. You can give this particular food as many times as you want. Just make sure not to overfeed, otherwise he will puke and make your floor messy.3. Give hard-boiled eggs but in small chunks, better feed this from your hand.4. Needless to mention, MILK (one cup once or twice a day)These can differ. I used to feed my pug the above mentioned food when he was a pup. He never fell ill and never faced any flatulence problem. After your pug crosses third month, you can slowly introduce kibbles (quality dog food for puppies - aka Stage 1) to it.
Can i keep 2 males with one female guinea pig?
Once you introduce a sow to the equation, you will not be able to have the two males together and it is unlikely that you will ever be able to do so ever again in the future. The presence of a female, or commonly even the smell of a sow in heat brings out territorial behavior in boars in a big way. Breeding is a serious business and not to be taken lightly. If you cannot answer yes to all six of these questions without hesitation, don't do it. The 6 questions: 1) Do I have a good reason for wanting to breed? (having pups would be fun and similar reasons are not good reasons) 2) Am I prepared to spend what it takes to buy genetically sound foundation stock? (2 pet store pigs are not sound foundation stock) *3) Am I prepared to put my sows at a 20% risk of dying from pregnancy related issues each time I breed them? 4) Am I prepared to spend what it takes on quality feed and housing, including extra cages for the boar(s) while the sows are pregnant and to separate young boars and sows? 5) Am I prepared to cover the costs of any needed vet care? 6) Am I prepared to find permanent homes for up to 6 pups per litter? (dumping them at a shelter or rescue in not a suitable choice) * Also please remember that the risk in #3 only refers to sows in the optimum breeding group, sows between 3 and 8 months on their first litter or older sows which have already delivered a problem-free litter. Younger sows run an increased risk (30% or so) and sows delivering for the first time at over a year run a 50-80% chance of dying! There is also an important seventh question. It is "Do I have the knowledge required to provide the environment to maximize the likelihood of a successful litter.". I would suggest that the answer is no or you would not be having to turn to YA to get the answer to such basic and simple questions. The boar must be removed once the sow is pregnant. He will not harm the pups but he will breed the sow within hours of delivery. Back to back litters are extremely hard on a sow. Boar pups must be separated from mom and sisters by 3 weeks or you will have more litters. PLEASE reconsider your plan to breed, you are simply not knowledgeable enough about guinea pigs!
How much should a 6 month old Pug weigh?
She's still a puppy, my Pug is a male and is 4, he weighs 20 pounds. Mine is also very lean, do you feed her dry or wet food? Wet food can help pack on the poundage, lol. Just don't let her get to fat lol!! She could also be a runt which would make her naturally smaller.