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Ah, okay...you adopted her from a shelter right?No the thing was I wasn't positive. Cause I never seen the parents it was just what they told me
OMG! my first thought was dauchsund when I looked at the pic quick lol! She is a cutie
Get stool check on that pup for worms. I can clearly see ribs in pic, and she has a "pot belly," and could have hook worms and/or round worms. If you got pup at 4 weeks (WAY TOO YOUNG!!!) no way that pup was fully dewormed. Don't take word of ANYONE getting rid of 4 week old pup in a parking lot!
You're tellin me you were forced to go get him from a parking lot? It wasn't you who decided to go get him? You didn't get him from a breeder, and now it's your job to fix a problem you didn't create. I hope you learn and remember this, so you never repeat it, and can teach your lesson to others, before they make the same costly choice.Yes I understand she was way to young to separate from her mother but that wasn't my choice and yeah on Saturday, she had all her shots and I brought in a fecal sample and sadly I gotta call this morning from my vet saying she does have worms :/
Did they tell you what type of worms? I just use Pyrantel which will get rid of hookworms, roundworms, at 2,4,6,8,10,12 weeks of age then monthly until 6 months of age. Then I deworm every six months after that. I also use panacur C once @ 8 weeks to get rid of tapeworms, and whipworms which Pyrantel does not kill and then I follow up with the Panacur C yearly thereafter.Yes I understand she was way to young to separate from her mother but that wasn't my choice and yeah on Saturday, she had all her shots and I brought in a fecal sample and sadly I gotta call this morning from my vet saying she does have worms :/