The pet store should be able to direct you to some formula food.
Can you take a picture the help determine his age ?
Silly trolls pt's 4 ppl.
The pet store should be able to direct you to some formula food.
Can you take a picture the help determine his age ?
Terrier Maniac
Ahh i am glad he is staying, dont take him to the shelter that young please. They will keep him for a while and see if someone claims him, which i doubt if they trew him out a window. If he feels scare at your home and is crying imagine that poor tiny puppy in a shelterJust breaks my heart, probably misses his mommy too. I am really glad you are keeping him, good luck and wish him the best. Cant wait to see pics.
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Silly trolls pt's 4 ppl.
She already said she was keeping him, and a shelter wouldn't leave a puppy that young in the shelter it would go to a foster home.dont take him to the shelter that young please. They will keep him for a while and see if someone claims him, which i doubt if they trew him out a window. If he feels scare at your home and is crying imagine that poor tiny puppy in a shelter
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I don't mean to this in a spiteful way but if you think that, you are naive. Many pounds keep pups that young at their facilities.
Originally Posted by buttercup132
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If he is 5 weeks old, and has teefers, go ahead and buy him a high quality puppy food (preferably NOT from a grocery store; go to a feed store, or a specialty pet store) or an all life stages food like Canidae... and add warm water and make it mushy for him. Adult dog food is fine, for a couple days. You can also add a little high quality canned dog/puppy food. Just make sure he stays hydrated!
About the crying, he probably misses his mom & siblings. If you have any hot water bottles, you can wrap towels around that, and put it in the crate. I have also heard that putting a clock (that ticks) in there can soothe puppies.
It's really nice that you took this puppy in! I would keep him away from the other dogs, before he visits a Vet, just to be safe.
Sierra & Buddy's Mom
Warm towels right out of the dryer would help if you don't have water bottles. I hope he had a good check up at the vet! Can't wait to see pictures!
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Silly trolls pt's 4 ppl.
If it's a young puppy (like one who needs formula) how can they leave it thereI don't mean to this in a spiteful way but if you think that, you are naive. Many pounds keep pups that young at their facilities.They would have to feed every couple of hours.
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