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If a person cannot afford vet care for their animals, they should probably reconsider things like breeding. Sure, people fall on hard times and there is aid out there for that (care credit, patient assistance funds, etc) but I urge people to rethink owning pets if struggling to pay for proper...

Honey should not be given to neonatal or young animals. It contains a level of botulism that can be tolerated by adults but not infants with immature immune systems. This is the same reason you should not give honey to human infants. Additionally, vitamin D in an animal that does not need it...

If you are having trouble with fleas, I would consult the vet because there are certainly flea treatments and preventatives safe for pregnant/nursing dogs. They will have more information about them and will also be happy to sell you the treatment that you need. As long as the mom has fleas, the...

I would consult the vet again with this new information. Seizuring puppies should be checked out. Since you just saw the doctor, they should be willing to talk to you about it over the phone, but they may want to see the mom and puppies again to be sure everything else is ok. I would probably...

I agree with the others. Definitely get the whole litter and mom into the vet for a check sooner rather than later. There is no reason not to trust a vet. If you've had a bad experience with one, you can certainly switch to another that you feel more comfortable with. It's important for...