What are the symptoms of pregnancy for a female Teddy? After the female Teddy is pregnant, the vagina will shrink, and she may experience vomiting, loss of appetite, etc. during the third or fourth week of pregnancy. In the fourth week after the female Teddy is bred, you can feel something like the uterus on the abdomen with your hands. An embryo the size of an egg; during pregnancy, the female Teddy will become sluggish and lazy. It is best to confirm this through B-ultrasound.

The signs of female Teddy pregnancy appear about a week after mating. The vagina of the pregnant dog will shrink rapidly, and pregnancy reactions such as vomiting and loss of appetite may occur during the third or fourth week of pregnancy. On the 20th to 30th day of pregnancy, the mammary glands of pregnant dogs will protrude, the breasts will swell, and the nipples will turn pink. In the fourth week after breeding, you can feel an embryo as big as an egg by touching the uterus on Teddy's abdomen with your hand.

If you can’t tell whether the female Teddy is really pregnant or falsely pregnant, the best way is to take the female Teddy to the hospital for an ultrasound to see if there are puppies in the Teddy’s uterus. Moreover, the price of B-ultrasound is generally not expensive, so we can also confirm whether the mother Teddy is really pregnant and determine the next care plan.

During this period, the female Teddy who is confirmed to be pregnant often becomes slow and lazy. At this time, the dog owner must give the female Teddy appropriate outdoor activities and let the female Teddy bask in the sun more. Proper exercise every day is The best way to prevent dystocia is to prevent miscarriage, but it is absolutely forbidden to let the female Teddy run, jump, run up and down stairs and fight with other dogs to avoid miscarriage. Around the 30th day of pregnancy, medicines should be used to expel roundworms and tapeworms to avoid infecting the fetus. However, do not feed excessive amounts of anthelmintic drugs and be sure to follow the doctor's advice to avoid miscarriage.