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Not Active & Having Food
New 40 days old Shih Tzu not eating food or being active post deworming dosage last night. 3-4 times the motion happened and not eating food. We are trying to feed the girl puppy via syringes with a small quantity of Cerelac. I look forward to expert advice and inputs. Thank you for understanding.
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It's a young pup and it's a normal behavior noticed after deworming. Deworming caused the expulsion of the worms and brings gut changes coz of which loose motions occur.
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please do not force feed. let him be. if the motions doesn't stop and the pup doesn't start eating even after 48 hours. it's necessary that you take a consult for him.
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Post deworming loose motions are normal but not eating is a concern, plz get him checked
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Post deworming puppies may have increased frequency or loose stool. But not eating food is not normal. Kindly get her checked once.
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