First aid measures for a newborn puppy that is dying

For a newborn puppy that is dying, you can first feed some 5% glucose solution to help the puppy recover its body functions. Do not breastfeed directly! After feeding glucose solution, feed some goat milk (the puppy may not have the strength to eat breast milk at this time). If dehydrated, you need to feed "oral rehydration salt" first aid. Then use a wet tissue or cotton swab to gently massage your dog's anus to help stimulate defecation. If there is no improvement, you should immediately send the dog to the pet hospital. Be careful not to hold it directly. You should lay the dog flat in the box and carry it there.

Care tips for newborn puppies that are dying

In terms of feeding, no other food is allowed except breast milk and goat milk powder. Especially do not feed milk. The gastrointestinal function of puppies is not fully developed, which is likely to cause diarrhea or even death. Generally, puppies are fed milk every 2 hours, but after the 1-week danger period, puppies can be fed every 4 hours. , and then until weaning. You can use a syringe or a bottle for feeding. When feeding with a syringe, don't be too anxious. Just push gently. Puppies can easily choke on the milk.