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Whelping a full term, but small for gestational age puppy MistyTrails plays midwoof to many local breeders.
I got another call from a breeder who needed help after her dam had her litter. In the litter there were two tiny puppies born at 2.5 (76g.) and 3 oz. (88g.). In her breed pups are generally 6 to 8 oz., so these are very tiny puppies. The other two pups born in her litter were normal size for the breed.
They do not seem to be too preemie, as in premature for gestational age, they are more just VERY small for gestational age.
These pups need HEAT and FOOD. When the pups came to me they were not gaining weight. After tubing every two hours at 6:00, 8:00 and 10:00 pm, at the rate of 1cc for every ounce of body weight, ie: 2.5 oz, got 2.5 cc every 2 hours, the weights have come up.
76g. pup is up to 84g. In just one night.
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