Normally, a dog's gestation period is about two months. Dogs have a relatively high demand for nutrients during pregnancy. It is recommended to adopt a diversified feeding method and pay attention to supplementing vitamins, minerals and trace elements.

Dogs need appropriate exercise during pregnancy, but no strenuous exercise, and they need to avoid contact with other unfamiliar dogs. When a dog has watery discharge from the vagina, restlessness, shortness of breath, etc., it is often a sign that delivery is imminent.

What else should dog owners prepare? 1. Veterinarian contact information: For some dog breeds that are more likely to have dystocia (such as large-headed bulldogs or small breeds), it is best to ask a veterinarian to deliver the baby; if Dog owners who have no experience in being a "midwife" should not try it easily. 2. Production tools: old newspapers, towels, cotton, cotton thread, scissors, iodophor, washbasin. Also pay attention to insulation in winter. 3. Help the mother dog cut off unnecessary dog ​​hair and scrub it clean. 4. Try to be there to comfort it and soothe the dog's mood. The dog will feel more at ease with a close owner by his side.