I give mine honey in the drinking water or buy those fluids from the vet
& use that.
I boil chicken for their food. I leave tiny bites dog food out for
them allthe time, but feed chicken
off the bone approx 6-8 times a day.
At the first sign of diareah I give them Albon, panacure & flagyl.
Lots of cuddling, rocking them while I watch tv, playing with them, but
they tire easily & need more cuddles.
I have my grandkids play with them under my supervision & they grow up
loving kids & people. My cat
also watches them & snuggles with them. They grow up likeing cats.
None of my chis are shakey & scared of their shadows.
At the first sign of trouble call your vet.
Pam
On 6/28/2012 10:10 AM, wwatts9902 wrote:
I have a new teacup longhaired chihuahua. I had a little scare with
hypoglycemia. I already love this baby as one of my children. I am
doing everything I can to take care of him. His name is Sir Peanut and
he is 4 months old. If you have any tips I would greatly appreciate
them. I am giving him honey with his meal. He sleeps a lot. He is
active when he is up though. He is eating about 3 times a day. He is
getting diarhea often though. Please help me take care of my baby.
