Newborn Puppy Care: The First Breath and Beyond Webinar

[@Nacho_line]

😊😊😊❤❤ HECK YES I DID WORK REALLY HARD AND DIDNT LOSE ANY PUPPY & W/ THE KNOWLEDGE IVE GAINED IT WILL CONTINUE TO HELP THANK YOU SO MUCH AGAIN 😊

[@christcenteredcoaches]

Thank you so much for being my partner in breeding. I can’t thank you enough for your videos, podcasts, supplements, and even phone support. Bless you bless you❤❤❤

[@RevivalAnimal]

🙂 Thank you Christ Centered Coaches.

[@northerngirlsbathandbodyco]

Thank-You for making such an amazing video. We are preparing our Bella for her very first litter and although I do not yet have experience in whelping a litter of pups I have been a neonatal RN for about 20years so much of the content of your video was so helpful and actually helped me feel a lot more comfortable being able to support mom and babies. So amazing…thank-you :)

[@RevivalAnimal]

Welcoming your first litter is an exciting journey! Wishing you, Bella and your pups a smooth, healthy and joyful experience. You've got this! If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 800.786.4751. And make sure you check out our Learning Center for additional free whelping and newborn puppy resources: www.revivalanimal.com/learning-center

[@daphnebeutler]

Thanks so much! I learned a couple of new things that could have helped if I had watched the video before helping a befriended breeder whelp his litter last night.

[@RevivalAnimal]

🙂Daphne, please feel free to browse our Resource Center on our website>www.revivalanimal.com. There you'll find many other articles, videos, etc., that may also help you. Sheryl at Revival.

[@Irongatepresacanarios]

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[@workingbullterrierskennel]

Great info !!! Thanks for sharing this info !

[@RevivalAnimal]

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[@newfiepuppies]

Thank you! If you don't have a feeding tube, what's the next best protocol for feeding a newborn pupp

[@RevivalAnimal]

Puppies under 2 weeks of age don't have a gag reflux action. It's best to tube feed them because syringing or bottle feeding may cause them to aspirate fluid into the lungs. Feeding tubes are inexpensive to have on hand at all times. Bottle feeding is ok if they have a good suction notion. The Paws Squad

[@christcenteredcoaches]

I had a mother that was panting for two days after delivery. She has stopped now but I want your thoughts for next time. I had the oral Cal powder on hand, but not the gel that is used during labor. Would the powder be appropriate to mix for during labor and after? If so, would I make it into a paste like the gel?

[@RevivalAnimal]

Christ Centered Coaches, if you're in a pinch and don't have the Oral Cal Gel, you can use the Oral Cal Powder. It won't be an instantaneous effect as the Oral Cal Gel because it has to go through the digestive tract to get into the system. The gel is fast acting/slow acting. When having a low calcium level, the gel is quick to bring the levels back up again. Sheryl at Revival

[@pauxii4361]

Should puppies go in the incubator right after birth then? I thought they should be immediately put with the dam.

[@RevivalAnimal]

It's ok to let the puppies go on mom. Some people will remove the puppies and put them on a heating pad or in the incubator. This is good to do so mom can focus on delivering the next pups and it ensures no pups get squashed during labor. Sheryl at Revival.