Sentences with phrase «pup is in good health»

We did receive a letter from he breeders vet stating that this was an umbilical hernia but otherwise the pup was in good health.

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Just an update copper went for his first vet check clean bill of health doing great we love him so much what a great little puppy sleeping all night in his crate doing very well potty training he is one of the easiest puppies we have ever had such a good boy we couldn't be happier would highly recommended premier pups

To get your overweight pup into shape, we recommend you first take it to the vet to get a thorough check - up to make sure your dog is in good health and there are no other issues that might be causing the weight issue (for example, Pitbulls can have Hypothyroidism, which could cause weight gain).

Some of these conditions are either unavoidable or genetic, but including good ingredients that promote health in those problem areas can go a really long way to helping your pup stay healthy for a long time.

The best way to ensure that your new clumber puppy is in the best shape possible is to ask for health certificates on the parents and pups.

Don't breed dogs that are apparently in poor health, as their pups will be as well.

housecats)... We have multiple large breed long - term fosters who were developing health issues a yr ago who are now amazing our vets with their energy & vitality - a rescued 15yo sibe who's now keeping up with 2yo pups in the play yard, a 9yo dane mix with considerably less gas & better body condition, less painful arthritis... To those of you with bad experiences, I'm very sorry & truly wish you & your fur - babies the best.

Cropping is usually done when the pup is less than eight weeks old as long as he is in good health.

I have only bred one litter; of Welsh Springer Spaniels (I had a smart, adorable, major - pointed and health - tested bitch; whose championship I finished eight months after the pups were born), back in 1996; and did my best to do so responsibly.

If you're buying a puppy, it's a good idea to find out which genetic illnesses are common to the breed you're interested in, so you can ask the breeder about the physical health of your potential pup's parents and other relatives.

A breeder that takes his dogs in for a full health evaluation of the parents and the pup before you take them home is your best bet to ensure you're getting a healthy pet.

It's also very taxing on the dam and she will frequently require around the clock care, along with her pups, to ensure everyone is in good health.

Including (but not limited to)(1) Ensure that the dogs come from health checked parents with a healthy genetic background (2) Work hard to ensure the person taking the puppy home is both willing and able to meet the needs of the dog (as both a puppy and an adult)- understands the needs of the breed as well as dogs in general (3) agrees to take back a dog at any time in its life if the person who bought the pup can not or will not continue to provide for its needs.

If your pup has a food allergy or intolerance to ingredients in the diet you're feeding her, it can contribute to restlessness and hyperactive behavior, as well as sub-optimal health.

Obviously they would be well suited for pets living in warmer climates or to help your pup survive the summer heat, but they also have additional health benefits that you many not realize.

If you're pup is in basic good health, you can look forward to many happy years together, potentially up to 18 years.

The fibers in the rope are really good at getting in between teeth and up to the gum line, which is positive news for your pup's oral health.

Whether you need a wellness exam for your dog, dog teeth cleaning, or dog boarding, Chastain Veterinary Medical Group can be your partner in protecting your pup's good health.

That way, you know you're getting a pup that is a true American Alsatian in good health.

Trained rescuers can then assess how best to help these animals, which may include putting them on watch to see if mom is just around the corner, if they are in good body condition and health - moving the pup to a safer location away from people and dogs, or mounting an immediate rescue and providing medical care at the hospital.