1. After bringing your new friend home, the first thing you need to pay attention to is food consumption.
Among small breed puppies, such as Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, Pomeranian, etc., long periods without food can lead to a drop in blood sugar and fatigue due to hunger, which is known as (hypoglycemia).
Therefore, it is important to feed your puppy at least 3 meals a day (morning, noon, evening) to maintain regular mealtimes. If your puppy is adapting to a new environment, it may rarely experience loss of appetite due to stress.
To increase appetite and encourage food consumption, it is recommended to mix dry food with boiled skinless chicken breast for the first 3 days. This mixture should be gradually reduced, transitioning the puppy to dry food.
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Additionally, extra injections are applied to support the immune system.
All vaccines are recorded in their passport booklets.
You can visit your vet within 1 week after receiving your puppy.
IMPORTANT! When any procedures need to be performed during the vet visit, it is important to have our sales representative and your vet communicate by phone.
4. Avoid washing your puppy with water at 2 months old to protect its immunity. However, in urgent cases, spot cleaning can be done, ensuring the roots of the fur do not remain wet.
5. Our puppies have reached the first level of toilet training. They have learned to use their toilet pads. When moving to a new environment, it is essential to have toilet training spray and pads. Spraying all four corners of the pad with the spray creates an ammonia scent that attracts the puppy to the toilet area.
During the first 2 weeks, it is recommended to keep your puppy away from crowds and only let it out of the pen at designated times.
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8. It’s important to pay attention to temperature changes during your puppy’s early stages. To prevent health problems, avoid exposing your puppy to air conditioning, fans, room sprays, or cigarette smoke.
9. Until your puppy’s vaccinations are completed, do not allow it to interact with other dogs, go outside, or come into contact with areas in your home where shoes are worn.
10. After receiving your puppy, you can contact us 24/7 regarding healthy puppy care.
For any questions beyond the topics mentioned above, feel free to reach out to us 24/7.
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