Hypoglycemia. Breeder will never accept any liability for any losses of any nature because of this condition. Any signs of depression, lethargy, lack of appetite or desire to drink water, diarrhea (particularly with blood and/or mucous), or vomiting must be treated by your veterinarian immediately! PREVENTATIVE HEALTH: Xxxxx agrees to keep the dog in good physical condition with regularly scheduled vaccinations, deworming, flea, tick, and heartworm prevention appropriate for your area. Buyer further agrees to provide proper shelter, exercise, fresh water, dog food, treats, pet care products, and nutritional supplements as described herein. Administering an internal flea medication, using Comfortis or Trifexis Flea & Tick products, will void all guarantees. Breeder recommends using Frontline Plus or Advantix (both topical), or a Seresto collar for tick prevention.
Hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, is a disorder caused by inadequate sugar in the blood stream. It is most commonly seen in small, toy, and/or teacup sized puppies. Tiny puppies are more susceptible as they are easily exhausted and their limited reserves of energy can be depleted. Watch your pet’s activity level. Remember, they are babies and should be allowed plenty of rest. We recommend for every ½ hours of playtime allow 3 hours rest in kennel, crate, and/or quiet area with no disturbance and under supervision. Supervise socialization with children. Children are likely to hurt pet without knowing and possibly can over exert pet. Ensure you are covered if your pet gets hurt by double checking that your AKC Pet Insurance Certificate has been activated. If pet gets hurt, the Retailer will not cover you but your AKC Pet Insurance could, if activated, and based on their terms, conditions, and waiting period. A hypoglycemic pet may act one or more of the following ways: “droopy,” stagger, look glassy-eyed, tremble, fall unconscious, seizure, loss of appetite, lethargy (low energy), slow response time, unusual behavior, Polyuria (increased urination), Polydipsia (increased thirst), and/or partial paralysis of hind quarters. At this point, your pet must have some nourishment. Try adding a little warm water to the dry food. Try adding a little beef or chicken broth. Try adding a little canned pet food to the dry food. Cook a little hamburger and rice. Going to a new home is very stressful for puppies, so it is very important that they eat often and drink plenty of water. We recommend supplementing their diet with Nutra drops and Nutri Cal, especially after exercising and playtimes. Do not overdose your pet to either supplement as this can cause hyperactivity, diarrhea, dehydration and other serious health concerns. Pay attention to your pet’s feces. It is not uncommon for the stool to be a little soft for the first 48 hours. Should any mucous or diarrhea occur it could be life threatening if left untreated leading to Hypoglycemia.
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Hypoglycemia. Breeder will never accept any liability for any losses of any nature because of this condition. Any signs of depression, lethargy, lack of appetite or desire to drink water, diarrhea (particularly with blood and/or mucous), or vomiting must be treated by your veterinarian immediately! PREVENTATIVE HEALTH: Buyer(s) agrees to keep the dog in good physical condition with regularly scheduled health visits with your veterinarian for the proper ongoing health appropriate for your area, as recommended by your veterinarian. Buyer(s) further agrees to provide proper shelter, exercise, fresh water, high-quality dog food, treats, pet care products, and nutritional supplements appropriate for your dog. Careful consideration should be discussed with your veterinarian about the preventative administration of any internal flea medication, using Comfortis or Trifexis Flea & Tick products as they have been known to cause adverse reactions. Breeder recommends using Frontline Plus or Advantix (both topical), or a Seresto collar for tick prevention.
