Important litter Details

DOB 5-22-22

Genders: 2 Females, 1 Males

Size estimate based on parents- 8lbs – 15lbs

GO HOME DATE- after 7-22-22

All Puppies will have before going home:

Deworming

First set of puppy Shots

Health exam from Vet

Foundation of Doggie-door training established

For more information on recommended puppy items please see my page “Taking your new puppy home” link bellow

http://vegasdoodles.com/f-a-q-2/

We do NOT allow for early visitations. The litters health is of top priority, and unintended transmission of serious virus/illness (parvo/kennel cough) happens all too frequently when early visitors are allowed.

What Puppy Food Will they be Eating?

Pedigree Canned Food- Chopped Ground Dinner with Chicken

(These little guys can be very picky eaters. And its important that they like what they eat in order make sure we avoid any risk of them going into hypoglycemic shock. Hypoglycemia is when their blood sugar levels drop very quick (due to lack of eating and/or very low body fat). This is something that is very common with really small dogs. If they play really hard but haven’t eaten much their bodies can go into shock. So I always want to stress that they need to like their food, and make sure they have it available to them frequently. With that being said, we have tried a couple different types of puppy foods and even dry food for this litter, none of which did they take a liking to. That is how we ended on the Pedigree Canned food. THEY LOVE IT!! lol. which is what we want.)  Please feel free to change their food as needed. I tried just last week to try them again on a puppy food, but was unsuccessful in getting all 3 of them to eat it. Always remember that when changing to new foods, do it slowing. Mix in the new food with existing food gradually over a couple day period to make sure you don’t upset their tummies.

Puppy Shots

Bellow is a breakdown of what the puppy shot schedule will look like. They will all be getting their first set of shots around 6-7 weeks of age. then each incremental shots will be given a month apart.

~ ​Spay/Neuter​ ​between 4-6 months of age

If you are looking for an excellent Veterinarian, we strongly recommend Dr. Wiggers at VCA Blue Cross Animal Hospital. She is very kind, and provides excellent, high quality care. Their phone number is 702 997 7250. 

~ ​Spay/Neuter​ ​between 4-6 months of age

If you are looking for an excellent Veterinarian, we strongly recommend Dr. Wiggers at VCA Blue Cross Animal Hospital. She is very kind, and provides excellent, high quality care. Their phone number is 702 997 7250. 

Here is some basic information about the puppies schedule, and eating:
Eating- 3-4times per day. this can change to your schedule. right now they eat about 6am, 11am, 3pm, and 7pm. with the entire litter, I do feed them 4 times just to make sure that they all get plenty of food, and no one gets left behind. With puppies as little as these guys it is always important to make sure they have ample opportunity to eat. Sometimes they can play so hard, that their bodies will send them into hypoglycemic shock due to low body fat. As precautions, especially if they will be by themselves for any length of time, it can be a good idea to just leave food in with them in their pens.

I do let them eat as much as they want. They are so little, it might just be a bite or two at a time. Puppies are like toddlers. some days they will eat a lot, others not as much. that is ok as long as they are offered food in a way to where they are never limited, (again, with these little guys, sometimes just leaving food out for them to eat is the safest bet) Plus, this will help them not get food aggression tendencies or over eat.
They generally poop when they eat. so allowing them to have a place to do their business during eating time, is good idea.

It is normal for them to be nervous the first day or two as they go home. so if they don’t eat much, its just nerves and excitement- totally normal. they will catch up by eating more later that day or the next.
Make sure they have access to water. If a puppy goes without water for a long duration that can lead to a bladder infection.