Puppies are often born with amniotic fluid present in their lungs. As they take they first breaths a puppy may inhale amniotic fluid left in the oral cavities, mouth and nasal passages. These first breaths will be neither lusty nor vigorous if the puppy has inhaled amniotic fluid. You will hear a gurgle and bubble sound from the puppy and the puppy will be unable to produce a lusty cry. What you need to do at this point is hold the newly born puppy at a head-down angle.
Never position the puppy's head higher than its lungs before hearing a vigorous cry!. Do not remove the puppy from its proximity to the mother. Depress the bulb of a small syringe and gently insert the tube portion in the puppy's mouth. Slowly release the bulb, withdrawing fluids accumulated from the puppy's oral cavity. You may need to repeat the procedure two or three times. Follow this by gently swabbing the mouth with a thin clean towel, sterile diaper or cotton swab.
As soon as the puppy is free of ties to the placenta, briskly rub it with toweling ? still in the head-down position. This brisk stimulation of the puppy helps the puppy's ciruculation, causing it to take deep life-giving breaths.
If the puppy's breaths are still gurgling, this is indicative of potentially serious trouble. Gently open the puppy's mouth. Make sure puppy's tongue is not rolled back into the throat. Quickly use the bulb syringe and briskly rub the puppy down again. Are there bubbles coming from the puppy's nose? Hold the puppy near your ear and if you continue to hear an abnormal gurgling breathing, you must shake the puppy down to clear its lungs and trachea.
Shaking a puppy down:
Wrap the puppy in a towel to have a secure grip. Hold the puppy head-down firmly in both hands. The puppy's spine should be along your fingers, its stomach facing your abdomen. One hand supports the head, neck and shoulders. The other hand, directly behind the first, supports the remainder of the puppy's spine down past its hips. Stand slightly straddle-legged and think of the puppy as a delicate but large thermomenter that you must shake down in fluid motions.
Now you are ready to shake the puppy down. Neither too fast nor too slow, in an even one-two cadence, swing the puppy in an arc from slightly below the level of your shoulders. Continuing the arc, rapidly lower the puppy until you are slightly bent over. Stop the arc abruptly when the puppy's muzzle faces the floor. The puppy's head should be even with or between your legs. Do not bend over so low that the puppy is in any position but that of head-down.
Shaking the puppy down in this manner helps to clear the lungs, trachea, throat and nasal passages of any accumulated fluids. A small spray of amniotic fluid may fly out of the puppy's nose and mouth when it is shaken down in this manner.
After shaking the puppy down two or three times, Stop. Listen to the puppy's breathing. It should sound much clearer. If the puppy is still not breathing well, continue to repeat the procedure over several minutes, as necessary. When the puppy has had enough, the life-threatening gurgles will change to a loud, clear-sounding lusty cry. And wha-la, you have saved the tiny life of a puppy.
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Never position the puppy's head higher than its lungs before hearing a vigorous cry!. Do not remove the puppy from its proximity to the mother. Depress the bulb of a small syringe and gently insert the tube portion in the puppy's mouth. Slowly release the bulb, withdrawing fluids accumulated from the puppy's oral cavity. You may need to repeat the procedure two or three times. Follow this by gently swabbing the mouth with a thin clean towel, sterile diaper or cotton swab.
As soon as the puppy is free of ties to the placenta, briskly rub it with toweling ? still in the head-down position. This brisk stimulation of the puppy helps the puppy's ciruculation, causing it to take deep life-giving breaths.
If the puppy's breaths are still gurgling, this is indicative of potentially serious trouble. Gently open the puppy's mouth. Make sure puppy's tongue is not rolled back into the throat. Quickly use the bulb syringe and briskly rub the puppy down again. Are there bubbles coming from the puppy's nose? Hold the puppy near your ear and if you continue to hear an abnormal gurgling breathing, you must shake the puppy down to clear its lungs and trachea.
Shaking a puppy down:
Wrap the puppy in a towel to have a secure grip. Hold the puppy head-down firmly in both hands. The puppy's spine should be along your fingers, its stomach facing your abdomen. One hand supports the head, neck and shoulders. The other hand, directly behind the first, supports the remainder of the puppy's spine down past its hips. Stand slightly straddle-legged and think of the puppy as a delicate but large thermomenter that you must shake down in fluid motions.
Now you are ready to shake the puppy down. Neither too fast nor too slow, in an even one-two cadence, swing the puppy in an arc from slightly below the level of your shoulders. Continuing the arc, rapidly lower the puppy until you are slightly bent over. Stop the arc abruptly when the puppy's muzzle faces the floor. The puppy's head should be even with or between your legs. Do not bend over so low that the puppy is in any position but that of head-down.
Shaking the puppy down in this manner helps to clear the lungs, trachea, throat and nasal passages of any accumulated fluids. A small spray of amniotic fluid may fly out of the puppy's nose and mouth when it is shaken down in this manner.
After shaking the puppy down two or three times, Stop. Listen to the puppy's breathing. It should sound much clearer. If the puppy is still not breathing well, continue to repeat the procedure over several minutes, as necessary. When the puppy has had enough, the life-threatening gurgles will change to a loud, clear-sounding lusty cry. And wha-la, you have saved the tiny life of a puppy.
Start your puppies out right with a high quality food from Life's Abundance according to breed size.
Join the Life's Abundance Team and start helping pets and humans live longer, healthier lives.
Use our products.
If you become impressed with our products, just wait until you hear about our income opportunity. You might be surprised to learn that you can earn a substantial income from selling our health-promoting products for pets and humans. There's never been a more exciting time to sign-up as a Life's Abundance Field Representative. With new product releases on the horizon, you will find more ways to reach new customers and net serious wages unlike working that 9 to 5 job with a boss that turns your stomach raw on a daily basis. A Life's Abundance home business may be just the perfect solution for you.
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| Connie Limon, Life's Abundance Independent Field Rep |
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