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Why Does My Dog Need Health Testing Before Breeding?

Everyone, dogs included, has a health history, a health present, and a health future. In a perfect world, we would all have a healthy history, a healthy present, and a healthy future, but of course this can never be completely achieved.  When we complete health testing on a dog, we’re Read more…

By Dr. Kristina Baltutis, 3 years3 years ago

7 Tasks for Healthy Puppies in the First 8 Weeks

You’ve made it through whelping, and now you have a basketful of beautiful puppies. Are they healthy? How do you know? Below, I’ll outline 6 recommendations to maximize your puppies’ health in the first 8 weeks.  Check for cleft palates  A cleft palate is a defect in the roof of Read more…

By Dr. Kristina B, 3 years3 years ago

Why Do Puppies Get So Many Vaccines?

The immune system in a healthy animal is constantly searching for potential threats. If the immune system identifies a disease threatening the animal, it produces antibodies that seek out the disease and mark it for destruction. The animal is protected and the immune system saves a “memory” of the disease Read more…

By Dr. Kristina B, 3 years3 years ago

5 Common Puppy Abnormalities (and What To Do About Them)

One of the scariest things about breeding dogs is the unknown. Will something go wrong? If it does go wrong, what do I do? Breeding is certainly not for the faint of heart! Below, we take a look at some possible fetal abnormalities and what (if anything) you can do Read more…

By Dr. Kristina Baltutis, 3 years12 months ago

Do We Need To Go To The Vet Now? A Flow Chart for Whelping Decisions

You’ve fretted, planned, and fretted some more and now the big day is finally here: soon-to-be-momma is in labor! Between you and a pile of happy, healthy puppies lies several hours of anxiety – Is everything progressing smoothly?  Is that discharge normal?  Is she pushing?  Has it been too long?  Read more…

By Dr. Kristina Baltutis, 3 years3 years ago

8 Things To Do Before Breeding Your Dog

There are several key steps that responsible breeders take before planning a pregnancy.

By Dr. Kristina Baltutis, 4 years4 years ago

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