How to know your 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

If your pet needs any tests, your vet will let you know. If she has parasites, your vet will treat them. During your visit, your vet can use ultrasound to see the growing puppies as early as 3 weeks in. Ultrasound is safe during pregnancy. It uses sound waves to create an image of your dog's womb. read more

If she is pregnant, she'll handle most of the pregnancy without assistance. Your primary job will be to: Provide her with the best nutrition you can. Make sure she gets moderate exercise - nothing too strenuous or tiring. You just want to help your dog stay toned and not become overweight. read more