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Owning a dog is not enough, give your dog the best. Here is a page that tells you everything you need to know about your dog and his management.

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02/08/2023

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07/09/2021

This is cutaneous myiasis..
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20/08/2021

VACCINES AND VACCINATION OF DOGS
A vaccine is a substance that stimulates the immune system to produce protection against a specific disease. Vaccines contain antigens, which mimic disease-causing organisms in dog's immune system but don't actually cause disease. The act of introducing a vaccine into the body to produce immunity to a specific diesease is called vaccination.
There are two core vaccines important for your dog. They are:
1. DHPP/DHLPP: This polyvalent vaccine protects your pet from Canine distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza and parvovirus. These diesease may be potentially fatal to dogs if not protected against. (We shall be talking exclusively on each of these diseases in our subsequent posts. Kindly follow this page).
DHLPP vaccination should be done when your pet is 6-8 weeks old, boosted twice at 3 weeks interval (depending on the vaccine manufacturer's instructions), and again a year later.
DO NOT VACCINATE YOUR DOG YOURSELF. TAKE HER TO A VET!

2. Rabies vaccine: Rabies is a deadly virus that is spread through saliva of infected animals. It is highly fatal and can cause death within few days.
What are the signs of rabies infection? Follow this page and find out in our subsequent posts.
First rabies vaccination should be done at above 3 months old and repeated yearly.

Special precautions for vaccination in animals
• Only clinically healthy animals should be vaccinated.
• Animals with parasitic diseases, infections, nutritional and metabolic disorders can cause side effects or insufficient immune response following vaccination.
• Again, do not vaccinate your dogs yourself to prevent potential hazards. Contact your veterinarian!

Failure to vaccinate your dog will leave her exposed to a variety of potentially deadly diseases. Vaccinate your dog today and protect yourself and your pet.

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27/07/2021

Is vaccination necessary for your pet? If yes, what are the necessary vaccines?
At what age should your pet start it's vaccination?
What are the list of diseases vaccination protects against?
What is likely to happen if you do not vaccinate your dog?
Does vaccine have any side effect on your pet?

Our next module of lecture shall be providing answers to these questions and many other questions bothering you concerning vaccines and vaccination of your pet.

All you have to do is 'like' and 'share' this page while you wait for necessary information on how to improve the welfare of your pets..

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19/07/2021

CARING FOR ORPHANED PUPPIES!! 🐶
Raising orphaned puppies requires your dedication, time and resources but it is highly rewarding. Close observation and prompt attention cannot be over emphasised. It is also important to keep your veterinarian informed of the pups' wellbeing.

Feeding
Orphaned pups and non lactating bi***es can require you to manually feed.
Dam’s milk provides everything the pups need during their first four weeks of life. Therefore, you should note the following when improvising;
• Cow's milk is not suitable as it can result in diarrhoea and subsequently dehydration of the puppies.
•Use specially formulated food for puppies. Bottle or syringe feeding can be helpful in this case.
•Food high in protein content is most preferred as it improves growth and aid tissue building.
•The general rule is to feed the puppies every 2 to 3 hours. Hand feeding can start to be phased out from the 3rd and 4th week as moistened solid food is introduced.
•It is important you warm the milk formula to around 35-37°C as this will aid digestion.
•Animals can transit to eating solid food at about 2-3 weeks of age. Dry kibbles can be introduced at 7 to 8 weeks of age.

Weight
Weighing the puppies daily to check for weight gain can reassure you that they are doing well. Weight may double or even triple during the first weeks of life. Gaining 10 to 15% of birth weight daily is considered healthy. If a puppy is failing to gain weight or losing weight, you should consult with your veterinarian

Warmth
Puppies in the first four weeks of life have reduced abilities to regulate their own temperature and therefore must be kept warm during this period.

Handling
•Over handling of puppies should be avoided in their first two weeks of life.
•Gentle handling a few times a day can be introduced at three weeks.
•As this is an important time for vision and hearing development, puppies should be allowed to socialise at 3 weeks and above.

Stimulation for elimination
For the first 2 to 3 weeks of their lives, puppies will need help to urinate and defaecate. Normally the mother does this by licking their ge***al region. To simulate this action, after every feed rub a cotton wool ball or tissue moistened with warm water over the ge***als and a**s of the puppies. If this procedure is not followed, the puppy may become constipated. Pups assume this functions on their own at about three to four weeks of age.

Checkups
•Deworming can start at an early age
•Standard vaccinations can start at above 6 weeks of age.
•Constantly check for signs of illness in your pups and notify you veterinarian if you notice any.

Although raising an orphaned pup requires a lot of dedication, raising an healthy pup is highly rewarding.

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17/07/2021

Ever lost your bitch after whelping?

How do you take care of the orphan puppies?
I'm sure you want to find out.

We will be talking extensively on that in our next post.

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09/07/2021

DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG CHOCOLATE!
DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG CHOCOLATE!
DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG CHOCOLATE!

Contrary to what you know, CHOCOLATE IS TOXIC FOR YOUR DOG!
If you have been feeding your dog chocolate, Stop it!

We will be explaining in details why you shouldn't feed your dog chocolates in our subsequent posts.

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17/06/2021

"My dog is eating but it's not getting bigger, what can I do?"
"What breed of dog is best for security?"
"What can I do to make my dog aggressive?"
"How long does it take for a dog to come on heat?"

I come across this endless list of questions daily and I'm sure a lot of people out there also wants to find answers to these questions. This is why we have created this page to help you find answers to these questions and many other questions bothering you about your pets.
In our subsequent posts, we will be telling you about;

¶ HISTORY OF DOGS
It is believed that dogs are domesticated wolves. Some even believe dogs are from jackals.
What specie exactly do dogs originate from? How were they domesticated?
Follow this page and you'll find out in our next post.

¶ COMMON BREEDS OF DOG
"Which breed is my dog?". This is the most common question I receive from dog owners.
In our subsequent posts, we shall be examining the common breeds of dog, their distinguishing features and their behaviours. We will be attaching as many pictures of each breed and I'm sure you won't have problem distinguishing breeds afterwards.

¶ FOOD AND FEEDING
We all know food is one of the most important aspect of pet care and a lot of people ask questions like "What should I feed my dog?", "How many times should I feed my dog a day?".
Follow this page ThisDog and you'll find answers to this and many other questions concerning your dog feeding.

¶ ROUTINE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
Why and when should you deworm your dog?
How do you groom your dog, especially those with long hair.
How often should you bath your dog?
Follow this page ThisDog for answers.

¶ VACCINATION
At what age should you vaccinate your dog?
What vaccines are necessary for dogs?
What disease is prevented by what vaccine?
These and many more questions will be answered on this page.

¶ COMMON DISEASES OF DOGS
On this page, we will be highlighting the common diseases of dogs and how to prevent your dog from coming down with these diseases.
Just Follow this page and enjoy.

Other topics we will be treating include;
¶ Poisoning and first aid.
¶ Oestrus and mating: Here we will be telling you about heat sign, heat intervals and lots more.

I'm sure you would not like to miss any bit of these important topics and information.
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