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- 2. Newborn puppies rely solely on their mother’s milk for the first few weeks of their life. During this period, it is crucial to ensure that the mother is receiving adequate nutrition and is producing enough milk to meet their puppies’ needs. Providing the mother with a well- balanced diet and plenty of fresh water is essential for healthy milk production. Nutrition
- 3. Maintaining proper hygiene is essential for keeping newborn puppies healthy and preventing infections. Keep their living area clean and dry and change their bedding frequently to avoid bacteria buildup. It is also crucial to clean the puppies themselves, especially their genital area, after each feeding to prevent infection and stimulate bowel movements. Hygiene
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