How to feed Mexican Hairless Dog puppies? Because Mexican Hairless Dogs are relatively ugly, there are still relatively few families raising this dog. So how should we care for Mexican Hairless Dog puppies?< /p>

Thermal insulation and anti-pressure

Young Mexican Hairless Dogs have poor body temperature regulation function, so insulation is the key to improving the survival rate of young Mexican Hairless Dogs. The temperature requirements: the body temperature is around 32 degrees in the first week, and then drops by 3 degrees every week, to the fourth It dropped to 22-23 degrees Celsius every week and remained constant. In addition, the puppies do not have vision and hearing after birth, and have poor mobility, and are easily crushed by the female Mexican Hairless Dog. Therefore, careful care should be taken to prevent the Mexican Hairless Dog puppies from being crushed.

Feed enough colostrum

Colostrum is rich in nutrients, including immunoglobulins, vitamins and minerals. Puppies that eat enough colostrum can acquire acquired immunity, improve disease resistance, strengthen their physical fitness, and regulate gastrointestinal function. Therefore, feeding enough colostrum is the key to improving the survival rate of puppies. In order to make the puppies eat enough colostrum, the nipples should be fixed and special care should be given to weak dogs.

Timely supplementation of milk and feeding

Supplementing milk and feeding can not only supplement the lack of breast milk, but also enable the puppies to establish the habit of eating on their own. The puppies should be fed with milk when they are 2 weeks old, which is extremely important for the growth and development of the puppies.

Do a good job of artificial breastfeeding and breast feeding

The female Mexican Hairless Dog has no milk after giving birth, and when she has given birth to too many litters or has insufficient lactation, artificial lactation and lactation should be fully done