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Go to the shopFor the smallest of puppies, feeding equals everything. When they're deprived of their mother's milk, these little ones will require a substitute for mother's milk that has all the essential nutrients. Good breeders should be able to take the initiative to ensure that the milk formula they give their pups has all the vitamins, minerals and proteins needed for their pups to grow into strong adult dogs. If they do not get what they need early on or if their feeding schedule is sporadic, there's no guarantee they will grow into their physical potential.
It's not only an early weaning process but also an opportunity for bonding. You feed them from your palm which means that each pup gets a little one-on-one time as they look up at you, connect with you and begin to trust you, growing increasingly familiar with human touch and social interaction. Thus, you're raising a litter that's more than just healthy and happy but comfortable in their own skin and with humans, too, which is ideal for family dynamics in the future.
With bottle feeding, you’re in control of exactly how much each puppy is getting. Some pups might need a little extra while others need less – and with a bottle, you can tailor each feeding to suit their individual needs. This precise feeding process helps breeders keep tabs on each puppy’s growth and health, ensuring no one’s missing out on valuable nutrients.
Not every bottle made for pups is a good one. If you have a puppy feeding bottle set in mind, they should come with soft, appropriately sized nipples for the puppies to latch on as they would with their mothers. Feeding bottles are ideally durable and easy-to-clean in case of any mess. Keeping the equipment clean and sanitary is a big part of maintaining a healthy litter.
There is a slight learning curve when it comes to bottle feeding puppies, but the proper method ensures the best outcome. Always have the puppies feed while they are on their stomachs (not backs) to keep them in the same position as if they were with their nursing mothers. It may take a few attempts for them to get comfortable with it right away, but in time, they will get the hang of it.
Explore the RPBA bottle feeding collection to keep your little ones well-fed, happy, and on track for healthy growth.