You Should Know About Your New Puppy

Have you just got a puppy? we explain all you have to do to take care of your new friend. you will find all the information you need to prepare your home for a new arrival route. The first day train feeds and takes care of your puppy remember to welcome the puppy with great commitment so be sure of your decision.

The first thing to do after getting a puppy is to take it to a veterinarian. Many adoption centers will give you information about your puppy's health and keep you up to date with immunizations but it is always a good idea to make your first visit to the vet.

a veterinarian can do a routine test to see if your puppy has been vaccinated if necessary and give you recommendations for feeding and care. a veterinarian may also suggest a projected contraceptive date this is recommended to control the accumulation of canine that leads to thousands of discarded and slaughtered animals.

year after year remember that if possible you should not separate the puppy from its mother and siblings before it is 8 to 10 weeks old. Internal and external fluids are essential to the primary care of puppies as dogs can become infected with parasites such as fleas or worms in the gut although a small number of parasites may not be a problem.

they can cause problems such as puppies anemia in addition to other animals and humans, which is why it is important to get your bird out. initially and make a monthly deworming the veterinarian will suggest the most suitable product for your puppy.

Typically, internal deworming can begin from the 15th day of the life of the bed bugs to kill the worms should only begin after eight weeks of another basic puppy care vaccine. The vaccination program starts when the puppy is about eight weeks old and is repeated every year although it is not mandatory in all countries.

rabies vaccination is recommended during the first weeks of puppy life. vaccines are administered in multiple doses in succession until the end of the vaccination period. it is best not to take the puppy out for wandering because you are not yet physically fit and you can get serious infections. in some countries, all dogs must be identified by a microchip machine that is injected under the skin and allow the dog to be present at all times.