Precautions for the first stage of Labrador pregnancy

Days 1 to 30 are the first stage. Labradors who have just been conceived (within about one to two weeks) need to undergo abortion, that is, do not Let it exercise vigorously, and try not to have too many mood swings, otherwise it will be easy to miscarry. In terms of food, just ensure the normal feeding level of Labrador. Do not add too much meat, eggs, nutrients and food intake, because the fetus grows slowly and is very small. If you feed too much food, the nutrients will be pulled out. Absorption of Brado is equivalent to fattening the female dog and prone to dystocia.

Precautions for the second stage of Labrador pregnancy

Day 30 to 45 is the second stage. The most direct change you can feel is that Labrador starts to urinate frequently. At this time, you should Increase the number of times your dog goes out for exercise, and appropriately increase the amount of exercise to exercise your dog's body, which is beneficial to your dog's birth. To increase nutrition appropriately, you can feed meat, eggs, yogurt, etc., but you must pay attention to a small amount. The amount can be slightly more than in the first stage, but still a small amount.

Precautions for the third stage of Labrador pregnancy

Days 45 to 60 are the third stage. You can clearly see that the female dog’s belly is bulging, ensuring that the Labrador With a certain amount of exercise, you can take it for a walk. The dog will eat a lot at this time, so the owner should slightly control the amount of food, about 20% to 50% more than usual is enough.
When a Labrador is pregnant, do not feed food that is not suitable for digestion, snacks, undercooked or unprocessed meat, moldy and spoiled food, etc. Pay attention to regular and quantitative feeding, pay attention to hygiene, and disinfect frequently.

Labrador Pregnancy Signs

At the critical moment when the dog is about to give birth, the mother dog’s behavior will change significantly. They begin to become restless and irritable, often scratching the ground with their claws; the frequency of defecation and urination increases significantly; they move more cautiously, often hiding in remote and dark places; two days before delivery, a small amount of clear milk can be squeezed out from the nipples. A few days before delivery, the pelvic ligaments become soft and loose, and the buttocks muscles collapse significantly. When the appetite decreases, anorexia, and almost no eating occurs 1 to 2 days before delivery, it means that the time for the baby to be born is very close.