What to do if your dog is anorexic after giving birth

Solutions to dog postpartum anorexia
1. Don’t just feed your dog a single dog food. You can make some adjustments appropriately. You might as well feed it something light and easy. Food for digestion, such as minced meat, millet porridge, carrot and minced meat porridge, noodles, etc., or some fresh fruits and vegetables are also good.
2. A bad mood can also cause a dog’s loss of appetite. At this time, pet owners no longer need to forcefully feed the dog, but should spend more time with the dog, play soft and soothing music to the dog indoors, and pet and praise it more often.
3. After the female dog gives birth, she should be given some glucose water, goat milk powder and light salt water.
4. 1 to 2 days after delivery, sufficient drinking water and a small amount of meat should be provided. The amount of meat should be gradually increased on days 3 to 4; in addition to increasing meat on days 5 to 6, the number of daily meals can be increased to 3 to 4 times per day, and clean drinking water should be maintained at all times.
5. Pay attention to supplementing vitamins and trace elements, such as nutritional cream, and exercise appropriately.
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