FADING PUPPY SYNDROME
Congenital Anomalies
When
you can not figure out what is wrong and everything checks out normal it
may be congenital anomalies (defects at birth)
1. There can be a number of problems associated with hormones.
Certain hormones have to be released at intervals and if they do not the
puppy dies.
2. Sometimes the tube connecting the kidneys to the bladder does
not properly form and results in a failure. This is more male oriented
and usually the puppy does not survive past three weeks. There are
no outward visible sign.
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Fading Syndrome:
Too Hot:
Too Cold:
Low energy:
Premature birth:
Low Birth Weight:
Dehydration
Congenital Anomalies
Cleft Palates
Swimmer puppies (off site)
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