How do i know if my dog is pregnant?

False pregnancy is a common occurrence in dogs. A few weeks after going into heat, a dog can exhibit signs of pregnancy, such as enlarged nipples and increased appetite, without actually being pregnant. Check with your vet to make absolutely sure whether your dog is pregnant. read more

The dog’s belly won’t show that she’s pregnant until the final weeks, at which time it will become rounded and the mammary glands will begin to develop, so if you need to know sooner, take the dog to the vet for a blood test or ultrasound. read more

If your dog has some of these pregnant dog signs, we would recommend a trip to your vet. Now that you know your dog is pregnant, you can prepare yourself and your home for a new addition to the family! OR Now that you know your dog is NOT pregnant, you get to sit back and relax and just enjoy your pet. read more

See Your Vet. If you think your dog is pregnant, take her to your vet. It's a good idea to take her for a prenatal checkup 2 or 3 weeks after she has mated. Your vet can answer any questions you may have, such as the type of food pregnant dogs should eat and what changes you should expect. If your pet needs any tests, your vet will let you know. read more