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Old 11-11-2009, 02:23 PM
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Re: Molly and Max are having babies xxx

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Originally Posted by tiddlypup View Post
dont give calcium whilst pregnant it can cause eclampsia,my little dog got it,i noticed straight away and gave her 2 indegestion tablets and then 2 600mg calcium tablets,also rang vet and bookd her in to see him,he said my quick actions saved her,if it is going to happen its usually around the pups being 2 weeks of age,it comes on pretty quick,my girl ate her breckie fine was bright and alert,an hour later she looked a bit glazed over and walked as if she had been at the whisky
id give calcium when shes had the pups,apparentley after doing a bit more research its more common in small breeds
good luck,puppies cant wait for pics
This isnt to eat during pregnancy.....................it is to give a little to when she is in heavy labour, and during each puppy birth. I have done it, 2 breeders who told me about it does it, and my vet reckons it wont do any harm it will give a booste while contracting and pushing.
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