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Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / New Puppies ~ advice please....
- By laurawyatt [us] Date 18.01.08 01:44 UTC
Hello ~  we have a new litter of puppies (our first ) and one of them is crying quite a bit.  They were just born this morning & I have an appointment with our Vet for day after tomorrow... Should I be concerned and try to get the pup in right away?
- By briedog [gb] Date 18.01.08 07:55 UTC
if he sound like a seagull there could be a problem.could be he cold,not getting enough milk.the main think look at munm what her reaction with the pup.i had one at 3 day old i thought there was a problem but she had coilc, plus she was the nosiey one in the litter,she was me me me puppie,
if they sound like car ticking over purring  sound they are ok.
- By LucyDogs [gb] Date 18.01.08 08:11 UTC
Does he need a bit of help getting on a teat? One of mine was particularly stupid about that the first couple of days, it took ages for him to learn that (a) he had to open his mouth and (b) he had to shut it again before sucking. I had to keep gently opening his mouth and latching him on myself. Silly boy!
- By sam Date 18.01.08 10:16 UTC
sometimes they get a bit colicky and can make a bit of noise and i find cuddling them and gently rubing their tums can help.
- By STARRYEYES Date 18.01.08 10:35 UTC
also make sure mum is toileting them properly , rub thier bits with a cotton wool ball gently if it is colic a tiny drop of gripe water helps.
I had a similar problem with a boy turned out it was wind.
- By Goldmali Date 18.01.08 10:58 UTC
Check for cleft palate, in case it cannot suckle and cries out of hunger.
- By laurawyatt [us] Date 18.01.08 18:16 UTC
Thank you all for your advice!!  It makes the sounds mostly when it is on the nipple....  almost like a grunting one it is getting something but cries when it isn't.  It has slowed down considerably overnight though.   I will keep everyone posted!

One other thing....  how soon after they are born will they have a bowel movement?  I am total rookie and can use all the help I can get!
- By satincollie (Moderator) Date 18.01.08 18:46 UTC
You wont see them have a bowel movement as such as mum will be stimulating and eating anything they pass at the moment. Do you have the book of the bitch to hand? worth investing in if not.
- By GT [gb] Date 18.01.08 22:54 UTC
Hi laurawyatt i posted this advice below to the member who had a litter they were experiencing problems with so i give the same advice to you or anyone else with pups i cannot stress how effective this product is -it really is a lifeline to ailing pups :-)

Petmeds Helpline Tel 0800 0430848
http://www.petmeds.co.uk/Nutri-Drops
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A MUST for anyone with Pups no one should contemplate a litter without this in your Whelping first aid kit
and please keep us all posted on the Pups & Dam's progress
Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / New Puppies ~ advice please....

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