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I'm looking a Qualified Veterinary Nurse(to assist whelping) for my French Bulldog...

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  • 10-11-2008 4:39pm
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    kotia
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    Hi, my French Bulldog is month and one week pregnant.

    I am looking for a Qualified Veterinary Nurse(to assist whelping) for my girl...

    If you have information, please write here...


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    Sigma Force
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    Have you not asked your local veterinary practice or might be best to take her to the vets to have the pups in case there are complications. As far as I know you will need a vet not a vet nurse when it comes to bulldog breeds (correct me if I'm wrong).


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    kotia
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    We asked doctor about breeds, but he told us that we can do it ourself...


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    EGAR
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    Isn't it a bit late to organise that now?

    Frenchies can be notoriously hard to whelp and many pups are born by C-section.

    I wish your bitch the best of luck, sounds like she might need it :(.


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    kotia
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    All right, we have made Cesarian in the Fairview veterinary hospital, was born three dogs and one bitch, we are very pleased ... :)


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    Whispered
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    Congratulations on your new puppies, if you have any pictures, please post them.


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    kotia
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    Today its third day, but the mother has no milk, so I have feed the babies every two - three hours, the dream of a sleep ... :o

    Many thanks for the congratulations, photos will be just a little later ....


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    looserock
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    Have you told you're vet there is no milk?

    An injection of oxytocin may help.


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    hadook
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    kotia wrote: »
    Today its third day, but the mother has no milk, so I have feed the babies every two - three hours, the dream of a sleep ... :o

    Many thanks for the congratulations, photos will be just a little later ....


    That is common after a c-section isn't it?

    Best of luck to you and the pups and it's nice to see a breeder prepared for every eventuality and ready/able to take over the handrearing :)


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